Exemple #1
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    def showTitles(self, rp):
        title = rp.title
        newtitle = titlecase(title)

        if title != newtitle:
            print "\n%s" % rp.recId
            print "\t old: %s" % title
            print "\t new: %s" % newtitle
Exemple #2
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    def showAltTitles(self, rp):
        altTitle = rp.lib_dc_rec.getFieldValue("library_dc:altTitle")
        if not altTitle: return
        newAltTitle = titlecase(altTitle)

        if altTitle != newAltTitle:
            print "\n%s" % rp.recId
            print "\t old: %s" % altTitle
            print "\t new: %s" % newAltTitle
Exemple #3
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    def toTitleCase(self, field):
        """
		put the field into title-case
		"""
        utils.validateField(field)
        values = self.lib_dc_rec.getFieldValues(field)
        newValues = []
        for val in values:
            newValues.append(titlecase(val.strip()))
        if newValues:
            self.lib_dc_rec.setFieldValues(field, newValues)
Exemple #4
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	def _splitname (self, name):
		lastname = initials = ""
		if (name.find(',') != -1):
			lastname = name.split (',')[0].strip()
			try:
				initials = name.split (',')[1]
			except:
				initials = None
		elif (self.funkyNameRe.search (name)):
			lastname = name.split('.')[0].strip()
			try:
				initials = name.split ('.')[1]
			except:
				initials = None
		else:
			lastname = name
			
		lastname = titlecase (lastname.lower())
		return lastname, initials
Exemple #5
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	def _getPubDate (self):
		"""
		REQUIRE a year, and do the best we can to build a more precise date. 
		
		'Pub-date' is most often something like "27-Feb", but can be simply "Feb" or even blank
		
		we return a value in the same PubsDb format ("2009-10-26")
		"""
		pd = self['Pub-date']
		py = self['Pub-Year']
		if not py:
			raise ValueError, "no pub-year supplied"
			
		splits = pd.split('-')
		day = month = None
		if len(splits) == 2:
			day = splits[0].strip()
			month = splits[1].strip()
		if len(splits) == 1:
			month = splits[0]
		if day:
			try:
				int(day)
			except:
				# print 'bad day: %s' % day
				day = None
		day = day or "1"		 # if day cannot be determined, use 1
		month = month or "Jan"   # if month cannot be determined, use jan
		
		wos_date_format = "%b-%d-%Y"  # OCT-26-2009
		pubs_date_format = "%Y-%m-%d" # 2009-10-26
		
		wos_date_str = "%s-%s-%s" % (titlecase(month.lower()), day, py)
		try:
			dateObj = time.strptime (wos_date_str, wos_date_format)
		except:
			# print ("unable to format wos_date_str: " % wos_date_str)
			dateObj = time.strptime ("Jan-1-%s" % py, wos_date_format)
			
		return time.strftime (pubs_date_format, dateObj)
Exemple #6
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	def makePubName (self, entry):
		raw = entry['Title']
		title = titlecase (raw.strip().lower())
		return '<xs:enumeration value="%s"/>' % title
Exemple #7
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	def _getPubName (self):
		return titlecase(self['pubname'].lower())
Exemple #8
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def normalizeItem(item):
    s = titlecase(item.lower())
    # s = s.replace ("&", "&amp;")
    return s.strip()