| In which input files is this field used? |
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In DBS files (and in story-items in DBI files) |
| What should the field look like? |
In the usual files: [ser:xx(xx),xx(xx)]
In FSB files:
On line 5 (or subsequent): [serie:xxx].
Italian subseries names are converted to Inducks identifications.
Italian subseries names can contain a comma. Multiple subseries should be separated by a semicolon ';' (!)
In the files y.dbs and z.dbs: [ser:xx(xx),xx(xx)]
In the files y.dbs and z.dbs when the storycode starts
with YM 0, YM 1, ZM 0, ZM 1, YX 0, YX 1, ZX 0, ZX 1, or ZT: [ser:xx(xx),xx(xx)]
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| What does the field contain? |
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Indication of sub-series, like "A Goofy Look At..", "Goofy
through History".
The name of the subseries can be followed by a chapter comment between (), like:
[ser:Life of Scrooge(chapter 6B)]
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| Which checks are done? |
Every name or abbreviation should be mentioned in the subseries legend.
Every name or abbreviation should occur only once.
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| Which CSV field(s) use this field? |
The field storysubseriescomment
in table inducks_storysubseries
The field subseriescode
in table inducks_storysubseries
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| How is the data used in the rest of INDUCKS? |
If an item was not in the legend, it is added with status = "unknown".
If the field has no value, but an entry has a value, a log message ("...not in story file") is given.
If the field has a value, and an entry has no value, the field is copied to the entry.
If the field's contents differ from an entry (not looking at the order of the subfields), a log message is given.
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This page was generated on 2008-04-18 by DVEGEN 4.8d © Harry Fluks 2003.
For more information contact Harry Fluks (hfl at inducks.org - replace the at)
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