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User Tools / Re: NWCCONVERTOR
Last post by Flurmy -
There is more.
I clicked "Select NWC txt file", loaded my file, selected the options, got "Conversion completed", clicked "Save as" and the only option is to save it... as .nwctxt!  :))
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User Tools / Re: NWCCONVERTOR
Last post by Flurmy -
Code: [Select · Download]
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "nwc2xml.py", line 1717, in convert
  File "nwc2xml.py", line 1497, in create_xml
  File "nwc2xml.py", line 1461, in create_part
  File "nwc2xml.py", line 1285, in process_object_user
  File "nwc2xml.py", line 1228, in process_user_object_line_span
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '12.5'

The culprit is:
Code: (nwc) [Select · Download]
|User|LineSpan.nw|Pos:-9|Class:Span|Span:12.5

N.B. After that, no way to go ahead with another file of whatever; olny exit and restart..
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General Discussion / 2026
Last post by Opagust -
Happy and healthy 2026 to all NWC members.

May the (tuning) fork be with you!
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General Discussion / Re: Merry Christmas
Last post by Flurmy -
The last time I used the Baudot was with a telex machine with punched paper tape, just before they became obsolete. About 1985.  :D
I still have a virgin tape.  :o
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General Discussion / Re: Merry Christmas
Last post by Bart -
Merry Christmas and a happy new year   8) .

Does "5-bit era" refer to:
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Baudot - A 5-bit Stateful Codec:
Baudot is a Python library for encoding and decoding 5-bit stateful encoding. This library is named after Jean-Maurice-Émile Baudot (1845-1903), the French engineer who invented this code. The Baudot code was the first practical and widely used binary character encoding
?

Bart