Closed cKlee closed 7 years ago
Hi Carsten, I will work on this
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On 18 Jan 2017, at 10:33, Carsten Klee notifications@github.com wrote:
To facilitate cKlee/Catmandu-Fix-marc_spec#1 I think the best way is to integrate marc_spec into Catmandu::MARC like you did with marc_map. Do you have any concerns about this? @phochste @nichtich @jorol
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Great! Let me know when I can help.
Can you give contributor rights or anything to overwrite Camandu-Fix-marc_spec on PAUSE. I don’y this I am allowed to upload a new version of Catmandu::MARC with Catmandu::Fix::marc_spec included
On 19 Jan 2017, at 08:04, Carsten Klee notifications@github.com wrote:
Great! Let me know when I can help.
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PAUSE said: Added HOCHSTEN to co-maintainers of Catmandu::Fix::marc_spec
For integration if marc_spec and marc_map as outlined at
I'd choose another (shorter) name for nested_arrays
and optionally allow $
before subfield indicators. I'd also prefer _
instead of *
as wildcard character.
and optionally allow $ before subfield indicators. I'd also prefer _ instead of * as wildcard character.
Does this refer to MARCspec? The dollar sign in MARCspec is not optionally. It's necessary because MARCspec syntax can be very complex, Thus parsing subfield specs without the dollar could be very tricky and error prone. The underscore in MARCspec is used to indicate field indicators. MARCspec uses the dot as a wildcard. In my opinion this makes it more easy to match field tags.
I can also support the $ tag and _ wildcards. So if there is no big issues I would like to merge into dev next week.
@phochste be aware of https://github.com/LibreCat/Catmandu-MARC/pull/55
Ok available in 1.08
To facilitate https://github.com/cKlee/Catmandu-Fix-marc_spec/issues/1 I think the best way is to integrate marc_spec into Catmandu::MARC like you did with marc_map. Do you have any concerns about this? @phochste @nichtich @jorol