More corrections and suggestions.

[Casteele]

Release:

TOSEC - DAT Pack - Complete (3096) (TOSEC-v2021-02-14).zip
MD5 624c7fc987ccd5641c9565eb0ba31f0d
SHA1 c2f2dc4e7d7fbe5f28079e07d814d203f399e88e

In file: "./TOSEC/Apple II - Applications - [DSK] (TOSEC-v2021-02-12_CM).dat"

- The name "VCR Companion (1988-09-28)(Brøderbund)(IIE)(Disk 3 of 4)[[128K]" should correct the "[[128k]" to be "[128k]".

In file: "./TOSEC/Commodore C128 - Applications - [D64] (TOSEC-v2020-07-03_CM).dat"
The following names should correct "(Program(" to be "(Program)":

- "Superscript 128 (1986-03-03)(Precision Software)(DK)(Side 1 of 2)(Program([a2][40-80 column][autoboot]"
- "Superscript 128 (1986-03-03)(Precision Software)(DK)(Side 1 of 2)(Program([a5][40-80 column][autoboot]"
- "Superscript 128 (1986-04-10)(Precision Software)(Side 1 of 2)(Program([a][40-80 column][autoboot]"

In file: "./TOSEC-ISO/Sega Dreamcast - Samplers (TOSEC-v2020-07-20_CM).dat"

- The name "Dreamcast Promotion Disk - Dorimaga Tokusei! GD-ROM v1.002 (1999)(Sega)(JP)[!][[Dreamcast Magazine 1999-04-02]" shold correct the "[!][[Dreamcast" to be "[!][Dreamcast".

In file: "./TOSEC/Sinclair ZX Spectrum - Games - [SCL] (TOSEC-v2021-01-15_CM).dat"

- The name "Flying Shark (1987)(Firebird)[h Slider, BrokImSoft '98[t]" should correct the "'98[t]" to "'98][t]".
- The name "King (1995)(Sharin, Andrey)(RU)[[aka King]" should correct "[[aka" to be "[aka".

Additionally (in the same file), having ()'s inside of other ()'s complicates parsing. These are not errors, but I do suggest in the following names change the "(128K (load in USR0 mode))" to "(128K - load in USR0 mode)" to eliminate inner ()'s and avoid ambiguity.

- "Holly (1993)(BC Masters)(128K (load in USR0 mode))(RU)"
- "Holly 2 (1993)(BC Masters)(128K (load in USR0 mode))(RU)"
- "Super Tetris 2 (1996)(Accept Corp)(128K (load in USR0 mode))(RU)"
- "Katharsis (1998)(Master Home Computers Group)(128K (load in USR0 mode))(RU)[Funtop]"
- "Inner Universe (1994-06)(Extacy-3)(128K (load in USR0 mode))"
- "TriNitroToluene (1992)(President, The)(128K (load in USR0 mode))(NO)(en)"
- "TriNitroToluene (1992)(President, The)(128K (load in USR0 mode))(NO)(en)[a]"
- "TriNitroToluene (1992)(President, The)(128K (load in USR0 mode))(NO)(en)[a2]"

Likewise, in file "./TOSEC/Commodore C64 - Music - [T64] (TOSEC-v2021-02-11_CM).dat", the publisher "(Moz(IC)art)" complicates parsing. I have no suggestion for this that fits TOSEC conventions... (My data set re-encodes the names using '{' and '}' to separate the parts, instead of '(' and ')' which can occur more commonly in names and titles.)

- "Depressed (1989)(Moz(IC)art)"
- "Different (1989)(Moz(IC)art)"

[Casteele]

Oops, I missed copy-pasting one:

In file: "./TOSEC/Sinclair ZX Spectrum - Games - [TAP] (TOSEC-v2021-01-15_CM).dat"
The name "Exolon (1987)(Hewson Consultants)(48K-128K)[h Nmi-Soft\x7f]" (where the \x7f is the literal binary character 0x7f), the \x7f should be corrected. I only guess that it simply needs to be removed.

[mictlantecuhtle]

Thanks for these - I have fixed the Apple II one now for next release and will notify the maintainers of the other dats.

[Duncan Twain]

In file: "./TOSEC/Commodore C128 - Applications - [D64] (TOSEC-v2020-07-03_CM).dat"
The following names should correct "(Program(" to be "(Program)":

- "Superscript 128 (1986-03-03)(Precision Software)(DK)(Side 1 of 2)(Program([a2][40-80 column][autoboot]"
- "Superscript 128 (1986-03-03)(Precision Software)(DK)(Side 1 of 2)(Program([a5][40-80 column][autoboot]"
- "Superscript 128 (1986-04-10)(Precision Software)(Side 1 of 2)(Program([a][40-80 column][autoboot]"

Fixed

Likewise, in file "./TOSEC/Commodore C64 - Music - [T64] (TOSEC-v2021-02-11_CM).dat", the publisher "(Moz(IC)art)" complicates parsing. I have no suggestion for this that fits TOSEC conventions... (My data set re-encodes the names using '{' and '}' to separate the parts, instead of '(' and ')' which can occur more commonly in names and titles.)

- "Depressed (1989)(Moz(IC)art)"
- "Different (1989)(Moz(IC)art)"

My parser has no problems with this, however I'll give your suggestion a thought.