#!/usr/bin/perl -w
# lccnorm by Paul Hoffman (nkuitse AT nkuitse DOT com).
# Copyright 2007 Paul M. Hoffman.
# This software is made available under the same terms as Perl;
# see below for details.
use strict;
# -------------------------------- Required modules
use Biblio::LCC;
use File::Basename qw(basename);
use Getopt::Long
qw(:config posix_default gnu_compat require_order bundling no_ignore_case);
# -------------------------------- Variables
use vars qw($PROGRAM $VERSION $AUTHOR $COPYRIGHT $PAGER);
$PROGRAM = basename($0);
$VERSION = '0.08';
$AUTHOR = 'Paul Hoffman (nkuitse AT nkuitse DOT com)';
$COPYRIGHT = "Copyright 2007 Paul M. Hoffman";
my $action = \&run;
my $verbose;
my $in_delim = "\t";
my $out_join;
my ($i, $j) = (0, 0); # Field(s) that contain the call no. (or range)
my ($output_pos, $copy, $at_beginning, $at_end, $input_is_ranges, $errors_are_fatal);
# -------------------------------- Setup
$| = 1;
# -------------------------------- Read command-line options and arguments
GetOptions(
'f|fields=s' => sub {
my $field_spec = $_[1];
if ($field_spec =~ /^(\d+)-(\d+)$/) {
($i, $j) = ($1 - 1, $2 - 1);
exit usage("Invalid field spec: end must be greater than beginning")
unless $i < $j;
exit usage("Invalid field spec: must be 1, 2, 3, or 4 fields")
unless $j - $i < 4;
}
elsif ($field_spec =~ /^(\d+)$/) {
($i, $j) = ($1 - 1, $1 - 1);
}
},
'r|ranges' => \$input_is_ranges,
'd|delimiter=s' => \$in_delim,
'j|join=s' => \$out_join,
'c|copy' => \$copy,
'b|beginning' => \$at_beginning,
'e|end' => \$at_end,
'D|die-on-error' => \$errors_are_fatal,
'v|verbose' => \$verbose,
'h|help' => sub { $action = \&help },
'V|version' => sub { $action = \&version },
'M|manual' => sub { $action = \&manual },
'L|license' => sub { $action = \&license },
) or exit usage();
$out_join = $in_delim unless defined $out_join;
$in_delim = qr/\Q$in_delim\E/ if defined $in_delim;
if ($copy) {
exit usage("Must specify -b|--beginning or -e|--end when using option -c|--copy")
unless $at_beginning or $at_end;
}
# -------------------------------- Perform the desired action
$action->();
# -------------------------------- Action functions
sub run {
# --- Figure out how to convert fields to a range string
# Number of fields that hold the call number or range
my $n = $j - $i + 1;
# Function to construct an (unnormalized) call number or range from the input fields
my $field2str;
if ($n == 1) {
# Ranges: ("E184-E184.5") --> "E184-E184.5"
# Call #: ("Z699.22 .H54 1982")
$field2str = sub { $_[0] };
}
elsif ($n == 2) {
# Ranges: ("E184", "E184.5") --> "E184-E184.5"
# Call #: ("Z", "699.22 .H54 1982") or some such
$field2str = $input_is_ranges
? sub { join('-', @_) }
: sub { join(' ', @_) };
}
elsif ($n == 3) {
# ("E", "184", "184.5") --> "E184-E184.5"
# Call #: ("Z", "699.22", ".H54 1982") or some such
$field2str = $input_is_ranges
? sub { "$_[0] $_[1]-$_[0] $_[2]" }
: sub { join(' ', @_) };
}
elsif ($n == 4) {
# ("E", "184", "E", "184.5") --> "E184-E184.5"
# Call #: ("Z", "699.22", ".H54", "1982") or some such
$field2str = $input_is_ranges
? sub { "$_[0] $_[1]-$_[2] $_[3]" }
: sub { join(' ', @_) };
}
else {
die "This can't happen, because we eliminated this possibility earlier";
}
# --- Process the input (finally!)
my $line_num = 1;
while (<>) {
chomp;
my $line = $_;
# --- Split the line up into fields
my @fields = split /$in_delim/;
# --- Isolate the fields that hold the call number (or range) from
# those (if any) that precede and follow them
my (@before, @callnum, @after);
@before = splice @fields, 0, $i
if $i > 0;
@callnum = splice @fields, 0, $n;
@after = @fields;
my @result;
# --- Normalize the call number or range
if ($input_is_ranges) {
my $range = $field2str->(@callnum);
eval {
@result = Biblio::LCC->normalize_range($range);
};
}
else {
my $callnum = $field2str->(@callnum);
eval {
@result = (Biblio::LCC->normalize($callnum));
};
}
if ($@) {
print STDERR "Error in input line $line_num: $line\n";
exit 2 if $errors_are_fatal;
next;
}
my @output;
if ($copy) {
@output = $at_beginning
? (@result, @before, @callnum, @after)
: ( @before, @callnum, @after, @result)
;
}
else {
@output = $at_beginning
? (@result, @before, @after)
: $at_end
? ( @before, @after, @result )
: ( @before, @result, @after )
;
}
print join($out_join, @output), "\n";
}
continue {
$line_num++;
}
}
sub help {
usage();
options();
exit 0;
}
sub version {
print "This is $PROGRAM " if $verbose;
print $VERSION;
print <<"EOS" if $verbose;
by $AUTHOR.
$COPYRIGHT.
This is free software, made available under the same terms as Perl itself.
EOS
print "\n" unless $verbose;
exit 0;
}
sub manual {
system(podder()) == 0
or print STDERR "I can't find a way to print the manual page for $PROGRAM.\n";
}
sub license {
my $pager = pager();
if ($pager and which('sed')) {
system(qq{sed '/^This software is made available/,/^The End/!d' "$0" | "$pager"});
} else {
print STDERR "I can't find a way to print the license for $PROGRAM\n";
}
}
# -------------------------------- Other functions
sub options {
print <<"EOS";
Options:
-f|--fields RANGE Field(s) containing the call number (or range)
-r|--ranges Input is ranges
-d|--delimiter STR Input delimiter (default: tab)
-j|--join STR Output delimiter (default: same as for input)
-c|--copy Don't delete source fields
-b|--beginning Put normalized string at beginning of line
-e|--end Put normalized string at end of line
-D|--die-on-error Exit with an error as soon as an error is encountered
-v|--verbose Be verbose
-h|--help Print help and exit
-V|--version Print version and exit
-M|--manual Print manual (using pager) and exit
-L|--license Print license (using pager) and exit
EOS
}
sub usage {
print STDERR "$_\n" foreach @_;
print <<"EOS";
Usage:
$PROGRAM [OPTION...] [FILE...]
EOS
return 1;
}
sub pager {
return $PAGER if defined $PAGER;
$PAGER = $ENV{'PAGER'} || which(qw(less more)) || which('cat') || 0;
return $PAGER;
}
sub podder {
return "cat $0 | pod2man -n $PROGRAM -s 1 -r $VERSION -c '' | nroff -man | " . pager()
if pager() and which('pod2man') and which('nroff');
return "man 1 $PROGRAM"
if manpage($PROGRAM);
return "perldoc -F $0"
if which('perldoc');
return undef;
}
sub which {
my $out;
no warnings;
foreach my $prog (@_) {
$out = `which $prog 2>/dev/null`;
if (defined $out) {
chomp $out;
return $out if -x $out;
}
}
return undef;
}
sub manpage {
return unless which('man');
my $out = `man -w 1 $PROGRAM 2>/dev/null`;
return unless defined $out;
chomp $out;
return $out;
}
=head1 NAME
lccnorm - normalize Library of Congress Classification call numbers
=head1 SYNOPSIS
B<lccnorm> [I<option>...] [I<file>...]
B<lccnorm> B<-h>|B<--help>
B<lccnorm> B<-V>|B<--version>
=head1 DESCRIPTION
B<lccnorm> transforms LC-style call numbers into a form that may be used in a
straight ASCII sort.
By default, each line of input is assumed to consist of a number of
tab-delimited fields, of which the first contains an LC-style call number or
class.
If no file is specified, or if the file name C<-> is specified, standard input
will be processed.
Normalization of call number ranges is a special challenge, because ranges are
not normally specified using the exact endpoint. Consider the range C<B708-B713>; while
C<B708> does indicate the beginning point -- a no call number that comes before B 708 can
fall within the range -- the end point is only a guide, not a strict limit, since the intent
is that call numbers such as C<B 713 .H94> and C<B 713 .W55 L86> B<do> fall within the
range. Unfortunately, ranges are often specified ambiguously; for example, the call number
C<B 713.14 G92> might or might not be considered to fall within this range.
=head1 OPTIONS
=over 4
=item B<-d>, B<--delimiter> I<string>
Specify a string other than a single tab (ASCII character 9) to delimit the
fields in a line of input. This also provides the default for joining fields
in the output; see option B<-j> below.
=item B<-f>, B<--field> I<range>
The call number (or range) is found in the given range of fields. Fields are
1-based (the first field is field 1, not field 0) and are separated by a single
tab character (unless option B<-d> is used to specify an alternate delimiter).
When parsing call numbers (not ranges), all fields are concatenated using a
single space to form the call number that will be normalized.
When parsing ranges, there are four possibilities:
=over 4
=item 1 field
The field contains a range in the form I<prefix> (e.g., C<J80>), I<closed
range> (e.g., C<ML566-566.6> or C<ML566-ML566.6>) or I<half-open range> (e.g.,
C<< KME451E<lt>KME500 >>).
=item 2 fields
The first field is the beginning of the (closed) range, and the second is the
end.
=item 3 fields
The first field is a prefix common to both the beginning and end of the range,
and the second and third fields are the remainders.
=item 4 fields
The first and third fields together are the beginning of the range, and the
second and fourth are the end.
=back
For example, the following all produce identical output:
$ echo 'PL4501-4509' | lccnorm -d: -f1
$ echo 'PL4501:PL4509' | lccnorm -d: -f1-2
$ echo 'PL:4501:4509' | lccnorm -d: -f1-3
$ echo 'PL:4501:PL:4509' | lccnorm -d: -f1-4
=item B<-j>, B<--join> I<string>
Specify a character to use when joining fields for output. The default is to use the same
string specified in option B<-d>, or a single tab if B<-d> was not given.
=item B<-c>
Don't delete the input fields from which call numbers (or ranges) were obtained.
Either the B<-b> and B<-e> option must be provided to specify where the normalized
string is to be placed.
=item B<-b>, B<--begin>
Place normalized strings at the beginning of output lines.
=item B<-e>, B<--end>
Place normalized strings at the end of output lines.
=item B<-D>, B<--die-on-error>
Exit with a non-zero status as soon as an unnormalizable input is encountered.
The default is to issue a warning and normalize to the empty string.
=item B<-v>, B<--verbose>
Be verbose. This currently has no effect unless used with the B<-V> or
B<--version> option.
=item B<-h>, B<--help>
Print help information and exit.
=item B<-V>, B<--version>
Print the version number and exit. If the B<-v> or B<--verbose> option is
specified, print out additional information.
=item B<-M>, B<--manual>
View the manual page for B<lccnorm>.
=item B<-L>, B<--license>
View the license under which B<lccnorm> is distributed.
=back
=head1 AUTHOR
Paul Hoffman (nkuitse AT nkuitse DOT com)
=head1 COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2007 Paul M. Hoffman.
This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the same terms as Perl:
=over 4
=item a)
the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software
Foundation; either version 1, or (at your option) any later version;
B<or>
=item b)
the "Artistic License".
For the full text of these licenses, see the script file itself or
enter the command B<lccnorm -L>.
=back
=head1 SEE ALSO
L<Biblio::LCC|Biblio::LCC>
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