def scan(self):
self.gv.nlm_file_path = self.gv.settings.args['<input>']
handle, self.gv.nlm_temp_path = tempfile.mkstemp()
os.close(handle)
manipulate = NlmManipulate(self.gv)
# open the database
self.debug.print_debug(
self, u'Opening database: {0}'.format(self.gv.database_file_path))
db = shelve.open(self.gv.database_file_path)
# we /could/ use objectify, which would be cleaner, but it doesn't allow such rigidity of parsing
# scan for journal items
tree = manipulate.return_elements(
'//element-citation[@publication-type="journal"]')
self.store_journal_item(db, tree)
tree = manipulate.return_elements(
'//element-citation[@publication-type="book"]')
self.store_book(db, tree)
tree = manipulate.return_elements(
'//element-citation[@publication-type="bookchapter"]')
self.store_book_chapter(db, tree)
db.close()
def scan(self):
self.gv.nlm_file_path = self.gv.settings.args['<input>']
handle, self.gv.nlm_temp_path = tempfile.mkstemp()
os.close(handle)
manipulate = NlmManipulate(self.gv)
# open the database
self.debug.print_debug(self, u'Opening database: {0}'.format(self.gv.database_file_path))
db = shelve.open(self.gv.database_file_path)
# we /could/ use objectify, which would be cleaner, but it doesn't allow such rigidity of parsing
# scan for journal items
tree = manipulate.return_elements('//element-citation[@publication-type="journal"]')
self.store_journal_item(db, tree)
tree = manipulate.return_elements('//element-citation[@publication-type="book"]')
self.store_book(db, tree)
tree = manipulate.return_elements('//element-citation[@publication-type="bookchapter"]')
self.store_book_chapter(db, tree)
db.close()
