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Bug 10148: Marc21 field 007 builder improper reload values

The more correct solution is fix that template file.
However, in the mean time, this works.

TEST PLAN
---------
 1) find a record
 2) edit record
 3) click value builder for 007
 4) change everything to pipes as much as possible.
    (use Motion Picture to get all 00-22 values)
 5) save
    -- should save just fine.
 6) click the value builder again
    -- OOPS! Bad reload.
 7) prove t/db_dependent/FrameworkPlugin.t
    -- NOISY 007 messages.
 8) apply patch
 9) click the value builder again
    -- good reload
10) prove t/db_dependent/FrameworkPlugin.t
    -- No noise related to 007.
11) run koha qa test tools.

Signed-off-by: Nick Clemens <nick@bywatersolutions.com>

Signed-off-by: Katrin Fischer <katrin.fischer.83@web.de>

Signed-off-by: Kyle M Hall <kyle@bywatersolutions.com>
16.11.x
Mark Tompsett 8 years ago
committed by Kyle M Hall
parent
commit
22c851cc2f
  1. 101
      cataloguing/value_builder/marc21_field_007.pl

101
cataloguing/value_builder/marc21_field_007.pl

@ -64,88 +64,37 @@ my $launcher = sub {
debug => 1,
}
);
$result = "ta" unless $result;
my $f0 = substr( $result, 0, 1 );
my $f1 = substr( $result, 1, 1 );
#added new parameters to allow for all material types
my $f2 = substr( $result, 2, 1 );
my $f3 = substr( $result, 3, 1 );
my $f4 = substr( $result, 4, 1 );
my $f5 = substr( $result, 5, 1 );
my $f6 = substr( $result, 6, 1 );
my $f7 = substr( $result, 7, 1 );
my $f8 = substr( $result, 8, 1 );
my $f9 = substr( $result, 9, 1 );
my $f10 = substr( $result, 10, 1 );
my $f11 = substr( $result, 11, 1 );
my $f12 = substr( $result, 12, 1 );
my $f13 = substr( $result, 13, 1 );
my $f14 = substr( $result, 14, 1 );
my $f15 = substr( $result, 15, 1 );
my $f16 = substr( $result, 16, 1 );
my $f17 = substr( $result, 17, 1 );
my $f18 = substr( $result, 18, 1 );
my $f19 = substr( $result, 19, 1 );
my $f20 = substr( $result, 20, 1 );
my $f21 = substr( $result, 21, 1 );
my $f22 = substr( $result, 22, 1 );
$result = "ta" unless $result;
my $pad_length = 23 - length $result;
my @fvalues = split //, $result;
if ($pad_length>0) {
push @fvalues, (undef)x($pad_length);
}
my @fnames = map { "f$_" } (0..22);
#FIXME: There is probably a more-elegant way to do this!
#FIXME: Two of the material types treat position 06, 07, and 08 as a single
#three-char field. This script works fine for creating values and sending them
#back to the MARC, but if there is already a value in the 007, it won't send
#it properly to the value builder for those two instances. Not sure how to solve.
$template->param(
index => $index,
f0 => $f0,
"f0$f0" => $f0,
f1 => $f1,
"f1$f1" => $f1,
f2 => $f2,
"f2$f2" => $f2,
f3 => $f3,
"f3$f3" => $f3,
f4 => $f4,
"f4$f4" => $f4,
f5 => $f5,
"f5$f5" => $f5,
f6 => $f6,
"f6$f6" => $f6,
f7 => $f7,
"f7$f7" => $f7,
f8 => $f8,
"f8$f8" => $f8,
f9 => $f9,
"f9$f9" => $f9,
f10 => $f10,
"f10$f10" => $f10,
f11 => $f11,
"f11$f11" => $f11,
f12 => $f12,
"f12$f12" => $f12,
f13 => $f13,
"f13$f13" => $f13,
f14 => $f14,
"f14$f14" => $f14,
f15 => $f15,
"f15$f15" => $f15,
f16 => $f16,
"f16$f16" => $f16,
f17 => $f17,
"f17$f17" => $f17,
f18 => $f18,
"f18$f18" => $f18,
f19 => $f19,
"f19$f19" => $f19,
f20 => $f20,
"f20$f20" => $f20,
f21 => $f21,
"f21$f21" => $f21,
f22 => $f22,
"f22$f22" => $f22,
);
$template->param( index => $index );
foreach my $count ( 0..22 ) {
if (defined $fvalues[$count]) {
# template uses f##pipe variables.
my $key2;
if ($fvalues[$count] eq q{|}) {
$key2 = $fnames[$count] . 'pipe';
}
else {
$key2 = $fnames[$count] . $fvalues[$count];
}
$template->param(
$fnames[$count] => $fvalues[$count],
$key2 => $fvalues[$count]
);
}
}
output_html_with_http_headers $input, $cookie, $template->output;
};
return { builder => $builder, launcher => $launcher };
return { builder => $builder, launcher => $launcher };

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