3. Editorial Info Format
3. Editorial Info Format
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TeleScope Design Documentation
Editorial Info File Format
Revision 1.0
July 2, 1996
Table of Contents
1. Overview .................................................................................................................... 1
2. Data Format............................................................................................................... 2
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TeleScope Design Documentation Editorial Info File Format
1. Overview
This document describes a data format used in two places in the TeleScope system:
1) Within the “•Editorial Info” files used by the TeleScope Engine in monitored
folders, where the data described in this document is stored in the data fork of
the file
2) Within the jobs table in the TeleScope database, where the data described in this
document is stored in the job_data column.
The purpose of this data format is to describe, in a simple, text-only format, the
contents of the editorial information which can be stored with a document imported
into the TeleScope database. The TeleScope Engine uses this data from the
“•Editorial Info” file in folders it is monitoring to provide constant information for
files it will import from the folder. Other TeleScope software uses this data in the
jobs table of the TeleScope database to simplify data entry in editorial dialogs by
providing a popup menu of named “job” information from which the user can select
to pre-fill the fields in the dialog.
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TeleScope Design Documentation Editorial Info File Format
2. Data Format
The editorial info format is a simple text stream consisting of 15 text fields, with each
field being terminated by a field terminator character (ascii 0x03). Each of the text
fields represents the contents of one of the fields in the editorial information dialog.
The fields are in the following order:
Field Max. Length Notes
country 31
state 31
city 31
transmission name 31
transmission service 31
paper clip 8 The text in this field will be a numeric string,
and must be converted into a number before
being shown in the dialog, or stored in the
TeleScope database.
category 9
sub-categories 255
short description 255
user notes 255
keywords 255 The text in this field will be a list of words
separ…
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