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VARIOUS MOVIE FIELDS
special date fields for movies
What should the field look like? |
Syntax: [fieldname:yyyy-mm-dd]
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What does the field contain? |
Various date fields for a movie.
The definition of the fields is in auxil/moviefields.dbx.
pubdate: The date of first publication of the movie.
creationdate: The creation date of a movie.
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Which checks are done? |
Standard date field checks:
The field always has the (international standard) format "yyyy-mm-dd".
If the day is unknown, the field has no "-dd" ("yyyy-mm"). If the month
is unknown too, the date is simply a 4-digit year.
If only the quarter of the year is known, the date format is "yyyy-Qx" where x is 1,
2, 3, or 4. For instance "1998-Q3" = 3rd quarter of 1998.
A date field can be followed by a '?'.
If a date contains a letter 'y', 'm', or 'd', the rest of the date, starting with this letter, is ignored.
This allows dates like "1978-mm-dd" and "1978-03-dd". (This feature was added to make the input more readable.
Use it with care!)
Note that the full 4-digit year is mentioned in the date.
The checking on real dates is not done completely, for instance February 29th is allowed in all years.
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Which log messages are related to this field? |
Log1 (serious) 271: ... <...> format should be yyyy-mm-dd
272: ... <...> non-digit
273: ... <...> wrong month
274a: ... <...> wrong day of month (31)
274b: ... <...> wrong day of month (30)
276: ... <...> wrong format
277: ... <...> wrong day
C05: ... <...> should contain only one date.
C06: ... <...> should not have ()
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Which CSV field(s) use this field? |
Table inducks_movie, field creationdate
Table inducks_movie, field publicationdate
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special fields for movies
What should the field look like? |
Syntax: [fieldname:xxx]
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What does the field contain? |
desc: A short English description of the movie.
genre: C = Animated Cartoon, D = Documentary, L = Live-Action, M = Mix of Live-Action and Animated Cartoon.
tim: Duration ("time") of a movie.
orderer: Sums up the various orderers of Disney cartoons.
distrib: The distributor.
aka: Alternative title(s).
source: [source:genre;title;author;issdate] The "conventional" story that was the inspiration for the Disney movie.
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Which log messages are related to this field? |
None.
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Which CSV field(s) use this field? |
Table inducks_movie, field aka
Table inducks_movie, field distributor
Table inducks_movie, field genre
Table inducks_movie, field moviedescription
Table inducks_movie, field orderer
Table inducks_movie, field source
Table inducks_movie, field tim
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special people fields for movies
What should the field look like? |
Syntax: [fieldname:xxx,xxx]
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What does the field contain? |
Various fields for people who worked on a movie.
The definition of the fields is in auxil/moviefields.dbx.
plot
writ
dir = director.
music
anim = animator(s).
effectsanim
background = animator(s) of backgrounds.
layout
voices
artdir = art director(s).
prod = producer(s).
chardesign
edit
cast = real-life actor(s).
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Which checks are done? |
Every name can be an abbreviation that is mentioned in the creators legend. But it can also be any other name. |
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Which log messages are related to this field? |
Log1 (serious) 287: Field ... contains an item (...) more than once
- Every name or abbreviation should occur only once.
Log3 (info) 293: ... <...> is an ambiguous name
294: ... <...> should be indicated as <...>
298: ... <...> should be spelled as <...>
- The field is almost right: some spaces or capital letters differ.
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Which CSV field(s) use this field? |
Table inducks_movie, field moviejobsummary
Table inducks_moviejob, field doubt
Table inducks_moviejob, field indirect
Table inducks_moviejob, field moviejobcomment
Table inducks_moviejob, field personcode
Table inducks_moviejob, field role
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How is the data used in the rest of Inducks? |
If a person item was not in the legend, it is added with status "unknown". |
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