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/*
* @progname sour.li
* @version 1995-09-08
* @author Paul B. McBride (pbm%cybvax0@uunet.uu.net)
* @category
* @output Text
* @description
functions for handling SOURces.
Requirements:
LifeLines 3.0.2 or later (I hope)
See Examples of using the library routines below.
Tags within SOUR definitions which are processed by sour_ref():
REFN see below
TITL title
AUTH author
DATE publication date
EDIT which edition, revision, etc
VOLU number of volumnes (e.g. 3 vols)
PAGE page numbers
PUBL publisher
PLAC place of publication
LOCA where did you saw this source
The following describes how I use the REFN tag. This is not particularly
relevant, but here goes.
There are some standard abbreviations that are often used:
MD Mayflower Descendant
NEHGR New England Historic Genealogical Society Register
TAG The Americant Genealogist
RFC Royalty for Commoners
AR7 Ancestral Roots... 7th edition
I use other REFN's which are a combination of the subject, or author
and a suffix:
WentworthG Wentworth Genealogy
HayesFH a Hayes family history
ScituateVR Scituate, MA Vital Records
HamptonTH Hampton, NH Town History
When I am entering a source field I would then enter it as:
2 SOUR <WentworthG>
and it will get converted to
2 @Sxxx@ SOUR
Examples:
1) Report references used in a set of individuals
include("sour.ll")
...
sour_init() / * initialize the current source list and table * /
... / * create a set of individuals * /
sour_addset(a_set) / * add all sources referenced by set * /
"References: "
sour_ref(13) / * output sources in GEDCOM format * /
2) List references for groups of individuals, and then a master
list of all sources referenced:
include("sour.ll")
...
table(my_table)
list(my_list)
...for each group of individuals
{ sour_init() / * initialize the current source list and table * /
...for each individual...
{ sour_addind(an_indi)
if(sour_exists()) {
"References: "
sour_see(",", 70, 10) / * report REFN of each source * /
sour_save(my_table, my_list) / * add to master list * /
}
}
}
sour_restore(my_table, my_list) / * make master list the current one * /
if(sour_exists()) {
"Key to References:" nl() nl()
sour_ref(10) / * report details for all sources * /
}
3) Output all sources for a set of individuals in GEDCOM format:
include("sour.ll")
...
sour_init() / * initialize the current source list and table * /
... / * create a set of individuals * /
sour_addset(a_set) / * add all sources referenced by set * /
sour_ged() / * output sources in GEDCOM format * /
08-sep-95 Paul B. McBride (pbm%cybvax0@uunet.uu.net)
*/
global(sour_list)
global(sour_table)
proc sour_init()
{
table(sour_table)
list(sour_list)
}
proc sour_save(t, l)
{
forlist(sour_list, v, n) {
if (eq(0, lookup(t, v))) {
insert(t, v, 1)
enqueue(l, v)
}
}
}
proc sour_restore(t, l)
{
set(sour_table, t)
set(sour_list, l)
}
/* sour_add() adds the sources referenced for this individual */
proc sour_addind(i)
{
traverse(root(i), m, l) {
if (nestr("SOUR", tag(m))) { continue() }
set(v, value(m))
if(reference(v)) {
if (ne(0, lookup(sour_table, v))) { continue() }
set(v, save(v))
insert(sour_table, v, 1)
enqueue(sour_list, v)
}
}
}
proc sour_addset(s)
{
forindiset (s, i, a, n) {
call sour_addind(i)
}
}
proc sour_see(sep, maxlen, indent)
{
set(first, 1)
set(curlen, indent)
set(seplen, strlen(sep))
forlist(sour_list, k, n) {
if(first) { set(first, 0) }
else {
sep
set(curlen, add(curlen, seplen))
}
set(myrefn, sour_getfield(dereference(k), "REFN"))
set(mylen, add(add(strlen(myrefn), seplen),2))
if(and(gt(maxlen, 0), gt(add(curlen, mylen), maxlen))) {
col(indent)
set(curlen, indent)
}
"<" myrefn ">"
set(curlen, add(curlen, mylen))
}
}
proc sour_ref(colnum)
{
forlist(sour_list, k, n) {
set(n, dereference(k))
"<" sour_getfield(n, "REFN") ">" col(colnum)
qt()
sour_repfield(n, "TITL", colnum)
qt()
if(sour_getfield(n, "AUTH")) {
"," nl()
col(colnum)
sour_repfield(n, "AUTH", colnum)
}
set(d, sour_getfield(n, "DATE"))
if(d) { ", " d }
set(d, sour_getfield(n, "EDIT"))
if(d) { ", " d }
set(d, sour_getfield(n, "VOLU"))
if(d) { ", " d }
set(d, sour_getfield(n, "PAGE"))
if(d) { ", " d }
set(d, sour_getfield(n, "PUBL"))
if(d) { ", " nl() d }
set(d, sour_getfield(n, "PLAC"))
if(d) { ", " d }
"." nl()
if(sour_getfield(n, "NOTE")) {
col(colnum)
sour_repfield(n, "NOTE", colnum)
nl()
}
}
}
func sour_exists()
{
return(ne(length(sour_list), 0))
}
func sour_getfield(r, t)
{
traverse(r, s, l) {
if (eq(0, strcmp(t, tag(s)))) { return(value(s)) }
}
return(0)
}
func sour_repfield(r, t, colnum)
{
set(found, 0)
fornodes(r, node) {
if (eq(0,strcmp(t, tag(node)))) {
set(found, 1)
value(node)
fornodes(node, subnode) {
if (eq(0,strcmp("CONT", tag(subnode)))) {
nl()
if(gt(colnum, 0)) { col(colnum) }
value(subnode)
}
}
break()
}
}
return(found)
}
/* sour_ged() outputs the current source list in GEDCOM format */
proc sour_ged()
{
forlist(sour_list, k, n) {
set(r, dereference(k))
traverse(r, s, l) {
d(l)
if (xref(s)) { " " xref(s) }
" " tag(s)
if (value(s)) { " " value(s) }
"\n"
}
}
}
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