[librecat-dev] Catmandu marc questions
Lars Kolling
lars.kollingl at gmail.com
Fri Sep 9 17:00:51 CEST 2016
Dear Patrick and community,
regarding the previous issue, i think the question was perl related
more, rather than catmandu itself.
How one can combine a fix with a test, out of being forced to use a
fix in a perl program.
My guess is that something like if i change tag 245, i store this
value in an array,
and then
with something like is_deeply( $got, { array => bag(qw/the values you
expect/), # and other expected values }, one can test the fix she
implemented.
The example provided by *Johann,* instead of doing the below, how one
could give as input a txt file named OldNames.csv and the replacements
be in a file named NewNames.csv?
do marc_each()
if marc_match(100a,"OldName")
marc_set(100a,"NewName")
end
if marc_match(245a,"OldTitle")
marc_set(245a,"NewTitle")
end
end
I know regexes work in the if marc_match, do they also work in the marc_set?
do marc_each()
if marc_match(100a,"(Old)(N)(ame)")
marc_set(100a,"$1G$3")
last, i do not know how to produce a clean report,
say i wanted to have a txt file with all 001 values, or a tag that is
repeatable....
i noticed
catmandu convert --fix 'retain(_id)' MARC to YAML < file_0.mrc
has an output that adds for example ' character, when we have a digit
---
_id: '120090304134844'
...
---
_id: recorda
...
---
_id: recordb
...
---
_id: recordc
...
---
_id: recorde
...
---
_id: '8797989999140813'
Is there a way to have just the values, in a row by row format?
Best
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