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There's one built into the Cataloging Calculator. It's a javascript program I wrote 18 years ago for Netscape 4.0, but it still works and gets significant use. Since you're working server side, you'll probably just want to copy the method used rather than to use the code outright though anyone is welcome to use this embarrassingly written stuff as they see fit. The cutter() function would be easy to adopt into any language and is only a couple dozen lines long. It can be found in the http://calculate.alptown.com/calculate.js file kyle On Tue, May 12, 2015 at 1:37 PM, Justin Rittenhouse <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > This seems like a fairly straightforward thing to write...so it seems like > someone else would already have done so. That said, my Google-fu hasn't > come across anything yet. So...does anyone have a cutter generator that > they're willing to share? Language doesn't matter, although most of our > stuff is Perl or Ruby, so if it's one of those that's a plus. > > Thanks! > Justin > > -- > *Justin Rittenhouse* > *Sr. Application Development Technician, Web and Software Engineering* > *Hesburgh Libraries* >