Sorry about the odd title.. hard to explain in few words. If you download the olson files right from the site, extract the entire download to a folder and then run the node_preparse.js script against it, you end up getting errors due to syntax issues. The two files that caused problems were the 'factory' file and the 'yearistype' shell script. I'm not really wanting to remember that I have to take those two files out each time that I run the script to add a timezone, so is there any way you can do sort of a 'pre-parse-check' to make sure that the file conforms to what the preparser is expecting?
First, excellent job with this project.
Sorry about the odd title.. hard to explain in few words. If you download the olson files right from the site, extract the entire download to a folder and then run the node_preparse.js script against it, you end up getting errors due to syntax issues. The two files that caused problems were the 'factory' file and the 'yearistype' shell script. I'm not really wanting to remember that I have to take those two files out each time that I run the script to add a timezone, so is there any way you can do sort of a 'pre-parse-check' to make sure that the file conforms to what the preparser is expecting?