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how to fix "atom-ide-debugger-native-gdb" for Atom 1.39.0 and up

The Atom package for GDB integration does not work out-of-the-box with newer versions of the editor (likely Atom 1.39.0 and up). This is because one of its pre-compiled modules (pty) is not compatible with newer versions of Electron (a core dependency of Atom).

Judging from these directory entries after installing the package, it appears the last compatible version of Atom is 1.38.x (the last release to use Electron 2, and thus Node JS ABI v57 according to the ABI registry):

$ ls ~/.atom/packages/atom-ide-debugger-native-gdb/node_modules/nuclide-prebuilt-libs/pty/build
pty-electron-v1.7-darwin-x64
pty-electron-v1.7-linux-x64

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An Example Data Processing Pipeline for Generating IIIF AnnotationLists and Ranges Using Structured OCR Data and Pattern Matching

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

For background information, see http://iiif.io/event/2018/washington/program/paper-55/ and https://tinyurl.com/2018-iiif-washington-55.

Generating structured OCR data from images with Tesseract

Extracting images and structured OCR data from a multi-page PDF

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Creating a simple plugin for Mirador 2.x

In an effort to help address one of the primary pain points of working with Mirador (namely, safely modifying or extending the core feature set while keeping complexity down), we've taken cues from other institutions and wrote a plugin for a very simple feature that's implemented somewhere in our fork, allowing anyone to add the feature to their Mirador 2.x instance without modifying the core source files at all.

This work is based on that of the Bavarian State Library who have previously written plugins for Mirador, all of which can be found here. This plugin's source code is at https://github.com/UCLALibrary/mirador-disable-zoom. Please see that repository for installation instructions and information on the plugin's use case. You'll find some helpful comments wi

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