Note that if you call warnings() on a MARC::Record object the internal list
of warnings is cleared, so if you call it a second time for the same object
you'll get nothing.
Mike O'Regan
On Tue, Oct 21, 2003 at 06:21:31PM +0200, paul POULAIN wrote:
> other question : how works ->warnings ?
> I tried $marcrecord->warnings(), but I only get a number.
how about in list context?
@warnings = $record->warnings();
This should have been more clear in the docs (which are now updated
Hi,
The following code :
my $marcrecord = MARC::File::USMARC::decode($marcarray[$i]."\x1D");
warn "ref : ".ref($marcrecord);
... inclusion in Koha DB ...
works fine with a valid iso2709 record in $marcarray[$i].
With something not valid (like a random value), it returns that
r
Ed Summers wrote:
I just added Index Data's SimpleServer [1] to the list [2] of Perl software
at perl4lib. Thanks to Anders Mortensen for suggesting it.
SimpleServer is essentially a Perl module that allows you to easily build your
own Z39.50 server from Perl. It has exciting possibilities for
I just added Index Data's SimpleServer [1] to the list [2] of Perl software
at perl4lib. Thanks to Anders Mortensen for suggesting it.
SimpleServer is essentially a Perl module that allows you to easily build your
own Z39.50 server from Perl. It has exciting possibilities for building Z39.50
in
