Hi Aaron,
You may also want to take a look at Koha's MARC editor. It's
form-based, has support for plugins and authorized values, and
allows specification of 'MARC Frameworks' for cataloging different
types of materials, etc. Through the frameworks, you can hide or
display the MARC tags/subfields
It's not an editor, but I imagine this XML file [1] might be useful
for creating an editor since it lists the MARC fields, their labels,
indicators, and what valid subfields. If you are interested this file
is generated by crawling the LoC documentation with this [2].
//Ed
[1] http://www.t
Hi Aaron,
cufts2marc (http://cufts.lib.sfu.ca/cufts2marc.shtml) uses MARC::Record. Code
is attached for
the script that creates the MARC records -- basically it takes in user options
via a
complicated form, iterates through the ejournal holdings/linking info for the
current resource
(i.e., vend
