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1.53 Fri. Sept. 4, 2020
[THINGS THAT MAY BREAK YOUR CODE]
- Fixed a bug with 880 fields lacking $6
- Updated Lint::DATA section with Updates No. 25-30 (December 2017-May 2020)
-Corrected some incorrect DATA to match MARC 21 Bibliographic
- Updated MARC::Lint::CodeData with most recent version.
1.52 Wed. Aug. 2, 2017
[THINGS THAT MAY BREAK YOUR CODE]
- Updated Lint::DATA section with Updates No. 22-24 (April 2016-May 2017)
- Updated MARC::Lint::CodeData with most recent version.
1.51 Mon. May 9, 2016, 2016
[THINGS THAT MAY BREAK YOUR CODE]
- Fixed 386 tag in Lint::DATA section
- Updated Lint::DATA section with Update No. 21 (September 2015)
1.50 Fri. Jan. 15, 2016
[THINGS THAT MAY BREAK YOUR CODE]
- Updated Lint::DATA section with Update No. 21 (September 2015)
- Updated _check_article with the exceptions: 'Lo que' and 'Lo cual'
- Updated check_020 to account for version numbering changes in Business::ISBN (should work for versions greater than '2.009')
1.49 Wed. July 1, 2015
[THINGS THAT MAY BREAK YOUR CODE]
- Updated Lint::DATA section with Update No. 19 (October 2014) through Update No. 20 (April 2015)
1.48 Sun. July 20, 2014
- Updated Synopsis example to account for repeatable 250 (and added example of non-repeatable field using 040).
[THINGS THAT MAY BREAK YOUR CODE]
- Updated Lint::DATA section with Update No. 17 (Sept. 2013) through Update No. 18 (April 2014)
1.47 Mon Sept. 1, 2013
[THINGS THAT MAY BREAK YOUR CODE]
- Updated Lint::DATA section with Update No. 15 (Sept. 2012) through Update No. 16 (April 2013)
- Revised wording in check_245 ending punctuation to account for LC Policy Statement (for RDA records), matching LCRI, for always ending 245 with a period.
1.46 Mon Sept. 3, 2012
[THINGS THAT MAY BREAK YOUR CODE]
- Updated MARC::Lint::CodeData with most recent version.
1.45 Sat June 30, 2012
[THINGS THAT MAY BREAK YOUR CODE]
- Updated Lint::DATA section with Update No. 10 (Oct. 2009) through Update No. 14 (Apr. 2012)
- Updated _check_article with the exceptions: 'A & ', 'L is '
1.44 Sat August 29, 2009
- Updated TODO section with item about verfication of 008 presence and length.
[THINGS THAT MAY BREAK YOUR CODE]
- Updated _check_article with the exceptions: 'A to ', 'A isn\'t '
- Updated Lint::DATA section with Update No. 8 (Oct. 2007)
- Updated Lint::DATA section with Update No. 9 (Oct. 2008)
- Updated MARC::Lint::CodeData with most recent version.
1.43 Wed October 3 19:36:00 CDT 2007
[THINGS THAT MAY BREAK YOUR CODE]
- Updated Lint::DATA section with Update No. 7 (Oct. 2006)
- MARC::Lint is incompatibile with Business::ISBN versions 2.00-2.02_01.
Business::ISBN versions below 2 and 2.02_02 or above should work.
- Updated check_record's treatment of 880 fields. Now if the tagno is
880, check_record attempts to look at subfield 6 for the linked tagno
and uses that as the basis for the tagno to be checked.
- Updated _check_article to account for 880, using subfield 6 linked
tagno instead.
- Updated _check_article to account for articles followed parentheses,
apostrophes and/or quotes. Also related bug fixes for counting
punctuation around the article.
- For subfield 6, it should always be the 1st subfield according to MARC
21 specifications, so check_245 has been updated to account for subfield
6 being 1st, rather than requiring subfield a to be 1st.
- Added new test, test880and6.t for 880 field and for subfield 6.
- Added TODO concerning subfield 9. This subfield is not officially
allowed in MARC, since it is locally defined. Some way needs to be made
to allow messages/warnings about this subfield to be turned off.
- Added TODO concerning subfield 8. This subfield could be the 1st or
2nd subfield, so the code that checks for the 1st few subfields
(check_245, check_250) should take that into account.
- Updated MARC::Lint::CodeData with most recent version.
1.42 Mon June 19 18:28:00 CDT 2006
[THINGS THAT MAY BREAK YOUR CODE]
- Fixed bug that allowed subfield R due to the way tag repeatability is set.
- Removed META.yml from MANIFEST
- Updated MARC::Lint::CodeData with most recent version
- Updated Lint::DATA section with Update No. 6 (Oct. 2005)
- Updated etc/ecbdlist.html to Update No. 6 (Oct. 2005)
1.41 Wed Sept 21 17:49:00 CDT 2005
[THINGS THAT MAY BREAK YOUR CODE]
- updated DATA to incorporate MARC update 5 (Oct. 2004)
- check_245( $field ) updated:
- Makes sure $a exists (and is first subfield).
- Warns if last character of field is not a period
-- Follows LCRI 1.0C, Nov. 2003 rather than MARC21 rule
- Verifies that $c is preceded by / (space-/)
- Verifies that initials in $c are not spaced
- Verifies that $b is preceded by :;= (space-colon, space-semicolon,
space-equals)
- Verifies that $h is not preceded by space unless it is dash-space
- Verifies that data of $h is enclosed in square brackets
- Verifies that $n is preceded by . (period)
-- As part of that, looks for no-space period, or dash-space-period
(for replaced elipses)
- Verifies that $p is preceded by , (no-space-comma) when following $n
and . (period) when following other subfields.
- Performs rudimentary check of 245 2nd indicator vs. 1st word of 245$a
(for manual verification). This could use some reworking, and was
developed based on a predominantly English collection. Uses the
internal _check_article( $field ) method.
- added _check_article( $field ) internal method for comparing
nonfiling indicator against first word of title field
- added check245.t to test the new check_245 functionality
- updated lint.t to use File::Spec for path to camel.usmarc
- removed updir usage so 'make test' works properly
[ENHANCEMENTS]
- added check for subfield delimiters in fields lower than 010
- updated lint.t and camel.usmarc with a test for this new code
- added check_020( $field ):
- uses Business::ISBN to validate 020$a and 020$z ISBNs. The current
version needs work for ISBN-13 checking. Uses an internal sub,
_isbn13_check_digit($ean) to validate 13 digit ISBNs, based on code in
Business::ISBN. Checking of subfield z needs work (it is currently
written for nonstandard practice).
- added check020.t to test the new check_020 method
- added check_041( $field ):
- warns if subfields are not evenly divisible by 3 unless second
indicator is 7
(future implementation would ensure that each subfield is exactly 3
characters unless ind2 is 7--since subfields are now repeatable. This
is not implemented here due to the large number of records needing to
be corrected.).
- validates against the MARC Code List for Languages
(L<http://www.loc.gov/marc/>) using the MARC::Lint::CodeData data pack
- added check_043( $field )
- warns if each subfield a is not exactly 7 characters.
- validates each code against the MARC code list for Geographic Areas
(L<http://www.loc.gov/marc/>) using the MARC::Lint::CodeData data pack
- added check041043.t to test the new check_041 and check_043 methods
- check_record() now accepts any isa( 'MARC::Record' ).
- _check_article() no longer trips a Perl warning if an indicator
has a non-numeric value.
- _check_article() updated with exceptions for 'a posteriori' and 'a priori'
-Replaced indenting tabs with 4 spaces
-marclint utility updated to report errors encountered while translating raw MARC records into MARC::Record objects.
1.40 Mon Dec 20 14:01:53 CST 2004
- added DATA for tags 001-008
- updated DATA to incorporate update 4 (Oct. 2003)
- corrected errors in the DATA section
1.39 Thu Dec 16 20:25:41 CST 2004
- initial baseline release after separation from MARC::Record proper
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