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[Geotoad-users] UTF-8 problem?

[Dominique P. <do...@un...>]

Hi,

When I do a search for cache with geotoad v3.9.0 on SuSE linux 10.0/r=
uby
1.8.2 I get:

( - ) Output format selected is GPX Geocaching XML format
=2E/lib/output.rb:284:in `makeXML': premature end of regular expressi=
on:
/=E0/ (RegexpError)
        from ./lib/output.rb:276:in `scan'
        from ./lib/output.rb:276:in `makeXML'
        from ./lib/output.rb:251:in `replaceVariables'
        from ./lib/output.rb:243:in `each'
        from ./lib/output.rb:243:in `replaceVariables'
        from ./lib/output.rb:516:in `filterInternal'
        from ./lib/output.rb:505:in `upto'
        from ./lib/output.rb:505:in `filterInternal'
        from ./lib/output.rb:416:in `each'
        from ./lib/output.rb:416:in `filterInternal'
        from ./lib/output.rb:200:in `prepare'
        from ./geotoad.rb:583:in `saveFile'
        from ./geotoad.rb:619

If I do the same in windows it's fine.
If I do the same in ubuntu it's fine.
I tried to play with the LANG variable (C, fr_CA, fr_CA.UTF-8, ...) b=
ut
that didn't change anything.
I tried on a plain english US install of SuSE 10.0 and on my customiz=
e
french-Canadian install and I always get the same error.

I don't know what else to look at?
Any clues?

[Geotoad-users] Re: [gtoad-devel] GeoToad 3.7.5

[Kai D. <kai...@ik...>]

Thomas Stromberg wrote:
> 3.7.5 was released this morning. Most importantly, it should no longer 
> crash under Windows this time, as it's been recompiled with 
> ruby-mswin32 1.8 and exerb-3.0. Also, it's been modified to be 
> friendlier to the GC.com website, with longer delays between fetches. 
> While it does slow down execution time a bit, it's better to have good 
> net etiquette.
> 
> See http://geotoad.sourceforge.net/download.php for download links.
> 
> / Thomas
> 
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[Geotoad-users] GeoToad 3.7.5

[Thomas S. <th...@st...>]

3.7.5 was released this morning. Most importantly, it should no longer 
crash under Windows this time, as it's been recompiled with 
ruby-mswin32 1.8 and exerb-3.0. Also, it's been modified to be 
friendlier to the GC.com website, with longer delays between fetches. 
While it does slow down execution time a bit, it's better to have good 
net etiquette.

See http://geotoad.sourceforge.net/download.php for download links.

/ Thomas

[Geotoad-users] 3.7.3 - Back in Business

[Thomas S. <th...@st...>]

No one complained about the 3.7.3-RC1, so I've retagged it as 3.7.3. 
It's made some changes to be more compatible and likeable by the 
geocaching.com website. Here are the changes since 3.7.1:

*	 Fix for the new geocaching search page layout.

* 	CGI.unescapeHTML the geocache name to prevent " names from showing 
up. This may break international characters, but hopefully not.

* 	Disable shadowfetch, by request of GC.com

* 	Add delorme-nourl format, by Russell Teague <russell%mtnbike.org>

* 	Fix for decrypted hint formats. When they have no hint, they will 
show the hint of the last entry. Bug reported by Will Kraml 
<wkraml%a1.net>

* 	Underscores no longer appear in SmartNames

Sorry about the delay in getting the new release out. The hard disk in 
my laptop found an untimely time to die.

/ thomas