Op 23-08-12 17:59, Marc Chantreux schreef:
I also realised there are uncommited stuff on my disk: i'll push it
tomorrow.
That'd be great, thanks. Looking forward to having a bit of a play with it.
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+ 0.04 cusr
0.02 csys = 0.08 CPU)
Result: PASS
Looks happy to me. If I'm lucky, I'll get a chance to try it out this week.
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/exception handling.
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, other 650$v subfields are in their own
strings, though suffer the same problem.
Is this a bug in Catmandu-MARC? I've tried reading the marc_map.pl file,
but the lack of internal documentation, and the nature of what it's
doing make it not the easiest thing to understand.
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arguments for join or string at (eval 85) line 1, near join:
syntax error at (eval 85) line 1, near join:
Followed by a trace. The same goes when I attempt to use split:1, and
pretty much anything after the two parameters.
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Robin Sheat schreef op ma 09-06-2014 om 14:50 [+1200]:
$ cat test.fixes
marc_map('650','subject',join:'###');
remove_field('record');
Ah, I found that I need to change the syntax a bit:
marc_map('650','subject', -split = 1);
gives me:
{subject:[[Counting,Pictorial works,Juvenile
literature
with nested
arrays, and they're causing no problems at all like that, so I've just
left it as it is and it's working great.
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with embedded
newlines?
When I try the final option, I get the error:
Unsuccessful stat on filename containing newline at
/usr/share/perl5/Catmandu/Fix/Loader.pm line 33.
which is a standard Perl exception when you do a file operation on a
string with a \n anywhere that fails.
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and discuss technicall issues:
http://mail.librecat.org/mailman/listinfo/librecat-dev
Cheers, I'll do that.
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