Am Montag, den 06.12.2010, 18:58 +0000 schrieb Leo Butler:
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> On Mon, 6 Dec 2010, Robert Dodier wrote:
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> < When I wrote the perl script to compute the offsets,
> < there was some Lisp-inspired craziness about byte offsets vs character offsets.
> < I seem to recall that the offsets are character offsets,
> < but there something else which is a byte count ... maybe the
> < amount of stuff to read is a number of bytes, not a number of characters.
> <
> < I'm pretty sure I did try reading some files with multibyte characters
> < (Spanish & Portuguese, I guess) so I wouldn't throw out the
> < existing offset/count stuff just yet.
>
> Agreed. Mostly, what I have done is eliminate all the I/O
> by using Perl's ability to open a string as if it were a file.
> Leo
A remark: I have checked all chapters from 1 to 19 including the
subsections. I get a problem only in two sections:
9.2 Funktionen und Variablen der Vereinfachung
First entry is "additive" which is wrong.
16.2 Funktionen und Variablen der Differentiation
First entry is "at" which is wrong.
All entries in these two chapters are wrong too.
All other chapters and sections work as expected.
Because of this I have tried to find an unusual sequence of characters
in these two chapters.
Dieter Kaiser