>I'm using as_string() in Marc::Batch to get 650 fields and mash all the
subfields together so I can push them into a database.
>Works great, but what I'd really like to do is have fields such as:
>"Health Services Canada."
>appear as
>"Health Service
> as_string() could check if MARC::Descriptions is available, and if so add any
> available punctuation. If not, just do it the current way?
>
> I'm willing to tweak up MARC::Descriptions if someone can point me to a
> "proper punctuation" guide.
Then MARC::Record will be relying on MARC::
t the current way?
I'm willing to tweak up MARC::Descriptions if someone can point me to a
"proper punctuation" guide.
-David
On Wednesday 25 February 2004 09:26 am, Andy Lester wrote:
> > I'm using as_string() in Marc::Batch to get 650 fields and mash all the
>
> I'm using as_string() in Marc::Batch to get 650 fields and mash all the
> subfields together so I can push them into a database. Works great, but
> what I'd really like to do is have fields such as:
>
> "Health Services Canada."
>
> appear as
>
>
From: Sperr, Edwin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 8:35 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Using as_string() in Marc::batch
I'm using as_string() in Marc::Batch to get 650 fields and mash all the
subfields together so I can push them into a database. Works g
I'm using as_string() in Marc::Batch to get 650 fields and mash all the
subfields together so I can push them into a database. Works great, but
what I'd really like to do is have fields such as:
"Health Services Canada."
appear as
"Health Services -- Canada."
Ba
