Hello Alexander, Alexander Wagner <[email protected]> wrote: [...] > /SN/ == recid > /SuE/ == mail of submitter > /rn/ == report number generated by Invenio (e.g. FZJ-2013-0001) > /act/ == SBI or MBI or ... > /sub/ == act + doctype (e.g. SBIjournal) > > I think these are all the "magics".
It turns out that I couldn't make 'curdir' nor 'sub' to appear in my records, but 'doctype', the obvious choice that I overlooked, works! You can update your magic list. >> etc/bibconvert/config/DEMOART.tpl:curdir---<:curdir:> >> etc/bibconvert/config/DEMOARTcreate.tpl:FFT::REPL(EOL,)---<datafield >> tag="FFT" ind1=" " ind2=" "><subfield >> code="a"><:curdir::curdir:>/files/DEMOART_FILE/<:DEMOART_FILE::DEMOART_... > > I admit, we dropped bibconvert as we can't get repeatable fields to > work. So we based our websubmitssion on python and also do the > necessary conversion in pythonic functions. Interesting. I can make repeatable fields work using the *, as documented in http://cdsweb.cern.ch/help/admin/bibconvert-admin-guide#C.1. However, bibconvert falls short, and we end up enriching the records using Python. I'll think about your strategy, that is, using Python from the ground up. Thanks for your ideas, Ferran
