} #if value
}
##Add how many queries generated
- if (defined $query && $query=~/\S+/){
+ if ( defined $query && $query =~ /\S+/ ) {
#NOTE: This code path is used by authority search in cataloguing plugins...
#FIXME: This does not quite work the way the author probably intended.
#It creates a ($query prefix) AND (query 1) AND (query 2) structure instead of
#($query prefix) AND (query 1 AND query 2)
- $query= $and x $attr_cnt . $query . (defined $q2 ? $q2 : '');
+ $query = $and x $attr_cnt . $query . ( defined $q2 ? $q2 : '' );
} else {
#NOTE: This code path is used by authority search in authority home and record matching rules...
my $op_prefix = '';
#NOTE: Without the following code, multiple queries will never be joined together
#with a Boolean operator.
- if ($attr_cnt > 1){
+ if ( $attr_cnt > 1 ) {
#NOTE: We always need 1 less operator than we have operands,
#so long as there is more than 1 operand
my $or_cnt = $attr_cnt - 1;
$op_prefix = ' @or ' x $or_cnt;
#NOTE: This evaluates to a logical structure like (query 1) OR (query 2) OR (query 3)
}
- $query= $op_prefix . $q2;
+ $query = $op_prefix . $q2;
}
## Adding order
#$query=' @or @attr 7=2 @attr 1=Heading 0 @or @attr 7=1 @attr 1=Heading 1'.$query if ($sortby eq "HeadingDsc");