Changing version numbers to correspond with CVS
authorjoshferraro <joshferraro>
Fri, 23 Apr 2004 01:15:52 +0000 (01:15 +0000)
committerjoshferraro <joshferraro>
Fri, 23 Apr 2004 01:15:52 +0000 (01:15 +0000)
Fixed the substitution bug (e.g., 4=100 before 4=1);
Added support for the truncation attribute (5=1 and
5=100; thanks to Tomasz M. Wolniewicz for pointing
out these improvements)

z3950/server/zed-koha-server.pl

index 3b493f9..3e5c5b1 100755 (executable)
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
 #
 #-----------------------------------
 # Script Name: zed-koha-server.pl
-# Script Version: 0.02
+# Script Version: 1.3
 # Date:  2004/04/14
 # Author:  Joshua Ferraro [jmf at kados dot org]
 # Description: A very basic Z3950 Server 
 #                       Bath compliant to Level 1 in Functional Areas A, B.
 #    0.02  2004/04/14:  Cleaned up documentation, etc. No functional 
 #                       changes.
+#    1.30  2004/04/22: Changing version numbers to correspond with CVS;
+#                       Fixed the substitution bug (e.g., 4=100 before 4=1);
+#                       Added support for the truncation attribute (5=1 and
+#                       5=100; thanks to Tomasz M. Wolniewicz for pointing
+#                       out these improvements) 
 #-----------------------------------
 # Note: After installing SimpleServer (indexdata.dk/simpleserver) and 
 # changing the leader information in Koha's MARCgetbiblio subroutine in
@@ -114,16 +119,17 @@ sub search_handler {
                ## Bib-1 Structure Attributes:
                $query =~ s|\@attr||g;
 
+               $query =~ s|4=100||g;   ## date (un-normalized)
+               $query =~ s|4=101||g;   ## name (normalized)
+               $query =~ s|4=102||g;   ## sme (un-normalized)
                $query =~ s|4=1||g;     ## Phrase
                 $query =~ s|4=2||g;    ## Keyword
                 $query =~ s|4=3||g;    ## Key 
                 $query =~ s|4=4||g;    ## year 
                $query =~ s|4=5||g;     ## Date (normalized)
                $query =~ s|4=6||g;     ## word list
-               $query =~ s|4=100||g;   ## date (un-normalized)
-               $query =~ s|4=101||g;   ## name (normalized)    
-               $query =~ s|4=102||g;   ## sme (un-normalized)
-        
+                       $query =~ s|5=100||g;   ## truncation
+               $query =~ s|5=1||g;     ## truncation
                $query =~ s|\@and ||g;
                $query =~ s|2=3||g;
 
@@ -146,16 +152,18 @@ sub search_handler {
                ## Bib-1 Structure Attributes:
                 $query =~ s|\@attr ||g;
 
+               $query =~ s|4=100||g;  ## date (un-normalized)
+               $query =~ s|4=101||g;  ## name (normalized)
+               $query =~ s|4=102||g;  ## sme (un-normalized)
                 $query =~ s|4=1||g;    ## Phrase
                 $query =~ s|4=2||g;    ## Keyword
                 $query =~ s|4=3||g;    ## Key
                 $query =~ s|4=4||g;    ## year
                 $query =~ s|4=5||g;    ## Date (normalized)
                 $query =~ s|4=6||g;    ## word list
-                $query =~ s|4=100||g;  ## date (un-normalized)
-                $query =~ s|4=101||g;  ## name (normalized)
-                $query =~ s|4=102||g;  ## sme (un-normalized)
-
+               $query =~ s|5=100||g;   ## truncation
+                $query =~ s|5=1||g;     ## truncation
+               
                $query =~ s|2=3||g;
                $query =~ s|"||g;
                $query =~ s| |%|g;
@@ -176,16 +184,18 @@ sub search_handler {
                ## Bib-1 Structure Attributes:
                 $query =~ s|\@attr||g;
 
-                $query =~ s|4=1||g;    ## Phrase
+                $query =~ s|4=100||g;  ## date (un-normalized)
+               $query =~ s|4=101||g;  ## name (normalized)
+               $query =~ s|4=102||g;  ## sme (un-normalized)
+               $query =~ s|4=1||g;    ## Phrase
                 $query =~ s|4=2||g;    ## Keyword
                 $query =~ s|4=3||g;    ## Key
                 $query =~ s|4=4||g;    ## year
                 $query =~ s|4=5||g;    ## Date (normalized)
                 $query =~ s|4=6||g;    ## word list
-                $query =~ s|4=100||g;  ## date (un-normalized)
-                $query =~ s|4=101||g;  ## name (normalized)
-                $query =~ s|4=102||g;  ## sme (un-normalized)
-
+               $query =~ s|5=100||g;   ## truncation
+               $query =~ s|5=1||g;     ## truncation
+               
                $query =~ s|2=3||g;
                #$query =~ s|\@and||g;
                $query .= "\%";         ## Add the wildcard to search term
@@ -203,17 +213,19 @@ sub search_handler {
               
                ## Bib-1 Structure Attributes:
                 $query =~ s|\@attr ||g;
-
+                $query =~ s|4=100||g;  ## date (un-normalized)
+               $query =~ s|4=101||g;  ## name (normalized)
+               $query =~ s|4=102||g;  ## sme (un-normalized)
+                                               
                 $query =~ s|4=1||g;    ## Phrase
                 $query =~ s|4=2||g;    ## Keyword
                 $query =~ s|4=3||g;    ## Key
                 $query =~ s|4=4||g;    ## year
                 $query =~ s|4=5||g;    ## Date (normalized)
                 $query =~ s|4=6||g;    ## word list
-                $query =~ s|4=100||g;  ## date (un-normalized)
-                $query =~ s|4=101||g;  ## name (normalized)
-                $query =~ s|4=102||g;  ## sme (un-normalized)
-
+               $query =~ s|5=100||g;   ## truncation
+               $query =~ s|5=1||g;     ## truncation
+               
                $query .= "\%";         ## Add the wildcard to search term
                 print "$query\n";
                my $sql_query = "SELECT biblionumber FROM bibliosubject WHERE subject LIKE ?";
@@ -227,16 +239,19 @@ sub search_handler {
                ## Bib-1 Structure Attributes:
                 $query =~ s|\@attr||g;
 
+               $query =~ s|4=100||g;  ## date (un-normalized)
+               $query =~ s|4=101||g;  ## name (normalized)
+               $query =~ s|4=102||g;  ## sme (un-normalized)
+                                               
                 $query =~ s|4=1||g;    ## Phrase
                 $query =~ s|4=2||g;    ## Keyword
                 $query =~ s|4=3||g;    ## Key
                 $query =~ s|4=4||g;    ## year
                 $query =~ s|4=5||g;    ## Date (normalized)
                 $query =~ s|4=6||g;    ## word list
-                $query =~ s|4=100||g;  ## date (un-normalized)
-                $query =~ s|4=101||g;  ## name (normalized)
-                $query =~ s|4=102||g;  ## sme (un-normalized)
-               
+                $query =~ s|5=100||g;   ## truncation
+               $query =~ s|5=1||g;     ## truncation
+               
                $query .= "\%";         ## Add the wildcard to search term
                 print "$query\n";
                my $sql_query = "SELECT bibid FROM marc_word WHERE word LIKE?";