Closed seanredmond closed 6 years ago
Adds to mechanism for dealing with repetitions:<entryGroup> and<additionalEntry>.
<entryGroup>
<additionalEntry>
<entryGroup> is for cases where a single author has multiple <copyrightEntries> and simply acts as a container for the entries:
<copyrightEntries>
<entryGroup> <author><authorName>ADLER, MORTIMER J.</authorName></author> <copyrightEntry> <copyrightEntry> </entryGroup>
<additionalEntry> is for cases where a single title as continued by parts that have their own registrations (most likely issues of a periodical)
<copyrightEntry id="GUID6" regnum="BB21264"> <title>THE ADVENTURES OF HAP HAZARD</title> <note>(in The Co-operator)</note> <author><role>Appl. author</role>: <authorName>Jack Hamilton</authorName></author>. © <publisher><pubName claimant="yes">Employers Casualty Co.</pubName> <pubDate date="1962-07">Jul62></pubDate></publisher> © <regDate date="1962-07-12">12Jul</regDate>; <registrationNumber>BB21264</registrationNumber>. <additionalEntry regnum="BB21524"> <pubDate date="1962-08">Aug62</pubDate> © <regDate date="1962-08-15">15Aug</regDate>; <registrationNumber>BB21524</registrationNumber> </additionalEntry>. <!-- more additionalEntry elements --> </copyrightEntry>
Note, the containing <copyrightEntry> has the the first registration number. Whatever needs to be repeated in each <additionalEntry> can be repeated.
<copyrightEntry>
Fixes #16
Yep, that all makes sense!
Adds to mechanism for dealing with repetitions:
<entryGroup>
and<additionalEntry>
.<entryGroup>
is for cases where a single author has multiple<copyrightEntries>
and simply acts as a container for the entries:<additionalEntry>
is for cases where a single title as continued by parts that have their own registrations (most likely issues of a periodical)Note, the containing
<copyrightEntry>
has the the first registration number. Whatever needs to be repeated in each<additionalEntry>
can be repeated.Fixes #16