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Z39.50 a bit simpler:
use Zoose;
$z = Zoose->new(
'host' => $host,
'port' => $port,
...
);
$rs = $z->search('isbn' => $isbn);
foreach my $i (1..$rs->count) {
$book = $rs->match($i);
print $book->title_
me error message from Event.pm ("Can't call
method "attributes" without a package or object reference") and I
*think* it was the result of my using the wrong search syntax or
options, or otherwise screwing up -- and I'm *not* behind a firewall.
Paul.
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MARC::Transform::StripInitialArticles->new,
some_other_transforms(),
);
foreach my $t (@ transforms) {
$t->transform($_) foreach @records;
}
Thanks for your hard work.
Paul.
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f:
my @ids = @{ $self->term_ids };
foreach (@ids) { ... }
}
HTH,
Paul.
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ew CPAN authors.
at some point
Also, you might want to look into Module::Build -- you can use it
instead of, or in addition to, ExtUtils::MakeMaker.
HTH,
Paul.
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the method 'subfield' on the value it returns. You could also do it
like this if you want to keep things concise:
$subfield = ($record->field($tag) || die "No tag '$tag' in
record")->subfield($sub);
But that's getting a wee bit obfuscated.
Paul.
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eval { $record->field('035')->subfield('9') };
But this it will fail getting 035 $a
$subfield = eval { $record->field('035')->subfield('a') };
@subfields = eval { $record->field('035')->subfield('a') };
I don't see h
On Friday, November 7, 2003, at 08:23 AM, Paul Hoffman wrote:
On Thursday, November 6, 2003, at 08:45 PM, Leif Andersson wrote:
Assume we have a record with two 035 fields
035 -- $91234567
035 -- $a(XX)12345678
Now, this code will get the 035 $9 subfield:
$subfield = eval { $record->fi
On Friday, November 7, 2003, at 02:07 AM, Leif Andersson wrote:
At the top of MARC::Record we add:
use Want;
This would introduce a dependency on Perl 5.6, which Want requires.
MARC::Record currently only requires 5.5, as far as I can tell.
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On Friday, November 7, 2003, at 11:29 AM, Leif Andersson wrote:
You mean 5.005?
Maybe that's what is required.
Oops, yes, thanks for the correction.
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they also belong in 245 $a.
I suggest looking at MARC records for works that you own, comparing the
MARC record with the title page etc. That should help you get a better
feel for practical MARC usage more quickly than just reading
documentation.
Paul.
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pget')) {
warn "Edit this script--MARC::File now has a skipget() method";
} else {
*MARC::File::skipget = sub {
... your code here ...
};
}
These tricks sometimes come in handy.
Paul.
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mined MARC::Record's test suite
closely, but what I've seen looks very well done, so you should be able
to learn from it.
Paul.
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have XML::Twig installed, I'm
just going by the documentation on CPAN.
For more info (including a tutorial) see
http://www.xmltwig.com/xmltwig/>.
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ath => sub {$id = $_[1]->text; $twig->purge }});
$twig->parsefile($file);
$twig->purge;
print " author: $author\n title: $title\n id: $id\n\n";
Have you considered using a regular expression to extract the teiHeader?
Maybe the folks at PerlMonks would hav
ng $record unnecessarily; I doubt this is the problem,
but you never know. (What's in $record?) Try
$marc->addfield({record=>$record, ...}) instead.
(The examples in MARC.pm use unnecessary stringification, so I don't
blame you!)
Paul.
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ttle and need some basic documentation on how to run the Perl
scripts.
Andy.
Andrew Houghton, OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc.
http://www.oclc.org/about/
http://www.oclc.org/research/staff/houghton.htm
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mp; $fix eq '1' and $juvie eq 'j')
This is because 'a eq b' expressions are evaluated before 'c && d'
expressions, which are evaluated before 'e and f' expressions.
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CPAN) of the software that you're seeking.
>
> Hope this gives you some leads to the early history that you're
> documenting!
>
> Harvey
You might also check BackPAN:
http://backpan.perl.org/
http://backpan.cpan.org/
The oldest I saw (from a cursory search) was MARC-0.81 from 1999-10-05:
http://backpan.perl.org/authors/id/B/BB/BBIRTH/
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rint the record if there were any
my $changed;
$changed = $_->[DELETE] = 1 for grep { $_->[TAG] =~ /9/ } @$fields;
print marcbuild($leader, $fields) if $changed;
} \*STDIN;
It's meant to be simple (one module, three main functions, ca. 340 LOC
total), robust (won't barf on invalid UTF-8 or bad leaders), and *fast*
-- but if you prefer an object-oriented interface then it's probably not
a good fit.
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IMO this belongs in a separate module, not in MARC::Batch or
MARC::Record. Small pieces, loosely joined!
Paul.
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On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 09:09:59AM -0500, Galen Charlton wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 9:06 AM, Paul Hoffman wrote:
> > IMO this belongs in a separate module, not in MARC::Batch or
> > MARC::Record. Small pieces, loosely joined!
>
> MARC::Record and MARC
On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 11:58:07AM -0400, Nolte, Jennifer wrote:
> I am working on a shell script that will process the MARC records that
> represent items from our e-serials management database, and the thing
> I am stuck on is adding brand new 006 and 007 fixed field tags to each
> record. I am u
somefields.pl line
> 25.
Sorry, I can't help with the Perl code, but it sounds to me like a bad
record.
> Here's the record it appears to have choked on while pulling the 245:
Could you please repost the record as an attachment?
Paul.
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to
the raw MARC record. (Fixing miscoded records that MARC::Record et al.
couldn't handle was what motivated me to write it in the first place.)
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>[VALREF] } }
grep { $_->[TAG] eq '001' } @$fields;
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->8---->8----
Let us know if you need help writing read_next_record_from() or
sysnum().
Paul.
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rchiconfrérie de la Sainte-Face
> 13000 records
> $
This looks like double-encoding:
6c 27 41 72 63 68 69 63 6f 6e 66 72 c3 83 c2 a9 |l'ArchiconfrÃ.©|
0010 72 69 65 |rie|
LATIN SMALL LETTER E WITH ACUTE is supposed to be c3 a9 (as it is in the
first marcdump output) not c3 83 c2 a9.
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