[REBOL] Parse Problem
From: louisaturk::coxinet::net at: 29-Oct-2001 15:21
Friends,
Why doesn't the following program work? It should find field/1 in ibidem
and replace it with field/2 (see Modify the String in the Parsing section
of the Users Guide).
Louis
REBOL[
Title: "Ibidem2BibTeX"
Date: 29-Oct-2001
Version: 0.1
File: %Ibidem2BibTeX.r
Author: "Louis A. Turk"
Email: [louisaturk--eudoramail--com]
Language: 'English
Purpose: "Converts NBWin Ibidem files to BibTeX format."
Comments: {Be sure to compact your Ibidem data file before using
this program.}
]
ibidems: parse/all read %turk.bib "¶"
fields: [
["AU:" "author = "]
["ST:" "Short Work Title = "]
["BT:" "Long Work Title = "]
]
foreach field fields [
foreach ibidem ibidems [
;if find ibidem field/1 [print field/1] ; THIS LINE WORKS
parse ibidem [any [to field/1 mark: (change mark field/2)
skip]] ;WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS LINE?
print ibidem
]
]
I get the following error message:
>> do %ibidem2bibtex.r
** Script Error: Invalid argument: field/1
** Where: halt-view
** Near: parse ibidem [some [to field/1 mark: (change mark field/2) skip]]
print ibidem
>>
The file %turk.bib contains data in the following format:
R#:9¶
AU:Antonio, Gene¶
BT:AIDS: rage & reality---why silence is deadly¶
BC:Feldschuh, Joseph, M.D. <foreword by>¶
PL:Dallas¶
PR:Anchor Books¶
YR:1992¶
LG:317 pp¶
KW:AIDS; homosexual; gay; sodomy¶
®PG¯
R#:10¶
AU:Lamont, Corliss¶
BT:The illusion of immortality¶
BC:Dewey, John¶
SR:Half-moon Foundation, Inc.¶
PL:New York¶
PR:The Continuum Publishing Company¶
YR:1990 <1935>¶
LG:303 pp.¶
KW:humanism; ACLU¶
AN:Born in Englewood, New Jersey in 1902, Dr. Lamont graduated first from
Phillips Exeter Academy in 1920, then magna cum laude from Harvard
University in 1924. He did graduate work at Oxford and at Columbia, where
he received his Ph.D. in philosophy in 1932. He was a director of the
American Civil Liberties Union from 1932 to 1954, and is currently chairman
of the National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee. A leading proponent
of the individual’s rights under the Constitution, he has won famous court
decisions over Senator Joseph McCarthy, the CIA, and in 1965 a Supreme
Court ruling against censorship of incoming mail by the U.S. Postmaster
General. Dr. Lamont has long been associated with Humanism, and authored
the standard text on the subject, ®MDUL¯The Philosophy of Humanism®MDNM¯,
in 1949. He taught at Columbia, Cornell, and Harvard Universities, and at
the New School for Social Research. Corliss Lamont is currently honory
president of the American Humanist Association.¶
®PG¯
R#:11¶
AU:Hatcher, William S.; Martin, J. Douglas¶
BT:The Baha¶
®PG¯
R#:12¶
AU:Hatcher, William S.; Martin, J. Douglas¶
BT:The Baha’i Faith¶
PL:San Francisco¶
PR:Harper & Row¶
YR:1984¶
LG:226 pp¶
KW:Baha’i; humanism¶
®PG¯
R#:13¶
AU:Storer, Morris B. <ed>¶
BT:Humanist ethics: Dialogue on Basics¶
PL:Buffalo, New York¶
PR:Prometheus Books ¶
YR:1980¶
LG:303 pp¶
KW:humanist, humanism, ¶
®PG¯
R#:14¶
ST:Kids and guns: a report from America’s classroom killing grounds¶
YR:1992¶
JR:Newsweek¶
DT:March¶
PG:cover¶
KW:violence; school; education; corporal punishment¶
®PG¯
R#:15¶
ST:Shocking lesson in shame and terror¶
YR:1993¶
JR:National Examiner¶
DT:9 Nov¶
PG:7¶
KW:violence; school; education; guns¶
®PG¯
R#:16¶
ST:The blackboard jungle---America’s Schoolyards are tragic killing fields
where no child is safe¶
YR:1993¶
JR:National Examiner¶
DT:9 Nov¶
PG:7¶
KW:violence; school; education; guns¶
®PG¯
