[librecat-dev] string operations, defining functions in Catmandu
Uldis Bojars
captsolo at gmail.com
Wed Jun 28 18:41:44 CEST 2017
Hi,
Could you suggest how to do this in Catmandu:
I need to form a new MARC field ("400") that consist of some subfields (in
this order: $a $q $b $c $d) of an existing field ("100"). That much is not
difficult, but there's another condition:
"." must be added to the last subfield that exists (e.g. if $d exists
append "." to it unless it already ends with ".", otherwise do the same
with $c, [...]) .
Questions:
1) how to determine if a field (e.g. fld_100d created via marc_map) ends
with "." ?
2) is there a way to "package" some functionality and call it when needed?
In this case it would be good to create a function that appends "." to the
field provided as a parameter unless it already ends with ".".
Then what is needed could be achieved like this:
if exists("fld_100d"):
my_function("fld_100d")
elsif exists("fld_100c"):
my_function("fld_100c")
elsif [...]
[...]
end
P.S. Perhaps there is a more idiomatic way how to do this in Catmandu?
Thanks,
Uldis
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