From: Ann W. Harrison
Date: November 12 2008 4:04pm
Subject: Re: Serial log record encoding
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Hakan Kuecuekyilmaz wrote:
>>
>>  For example, any integer field with a 
>> value of zero is represented by edsInt0, any integer field with the value 22 is represented 
>> as edsInt22, and any integer field with the value 9 is represented by edsIntMinus9.
> 

> 
> Now I am wondering why the value 9 is edsIntMinus9 and not edsInt9?
> 

Sigh.  That idiocy was brought to you by Microsoft Word.  It translated
a double em length dash into a space, turning -9 into 9.  I wonder what
other favors it did for me.  Let me see if it works better translated
to HTML.

Best,

Ann