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Referring to multiple specs for a given mapping/output #16
Hi there, is there recommended way to define a combination of MARCspecs to indicate multiple applicable matches? Solrmarc and Traject both use a colon to delimit multiple specs.
Examples:
If I wanted to refer to both fields 506 and 540, it would be nice to be able to do something like 506:540.
A slightly more complex example, using subSpecs: 650$z:650$a:034{LDR/6=\e}:255{LDR/6=\e}
Hi! I'm not sure if this should be described by the spec or leave it to the application. I mean why determine such a delimiter and not leave it to the flavor of the application (colon, pipe, whitespace are all possible). On the other hand there may be some use cases for exchanging such combinations. So why not if this is a real requirement. Are you planing to implement MARCspec?
Yes, we are considering building a MARCspec implementation, perhaps based upon Traject and ruby-marc. I'd also be interested in perhaps contributing a Python implementation.
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cKlee commentedon Nov 17, 2014
Hi! I'm not sure if this should be described by the spec or leave it to the application. I mean why determine such a delimiter and not leave it to the flavor of the application (colon, pipe, whitespace are all possible). On the other hand there may be some use cases for exchanging such combinations. So why not if this is a real requirement. Are you planing to implement MARCspec?
anarchivist commentedon Nov 26, 2014
Yes, we are considering building a MARCspec implementation, perhaps based upon Traject and ruby-marc. I'd also be interested in perhaps contributing a Python implementation.