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Top Forums Programming readdir and dynamic array memory corruption Post 302491544 by DreamWarrior on Thursday 27th of January 2011 05:25:43 PM
Old 01-27-2011
UGH...way beaten to the punch, lol...that's what happens when I start typing a response, go into a meeting and come back to finish it up...haha...at least we're all telling you the same thing.
 

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SRU::Response::SearchRetrieve(3pm)			User Contributed Perl Documentation			SRU::Response::SearchRetrieve(3pm)

NAME
SRU::Response::SearchRetrieve - A class for representing SRU searchRetrieve responses SYNOPSIS
## create response from the request object my $response = SRU::Response::SearchRetrieve->new( $request ); ## add records to the response foreach my $record ( @records ) { $response->addRecord( $record ); } ## print out the response as XML print $response->asXML(); DESCRIPTION
SRU::Response::SearchRetrieve provides a framework for bundling up the response to a searchRetrieve request. You are responsible for generating the XML representation of the records, and the rest should be taken care of. METHODS
new() numberOfRecords() Returns the number of results associated with the object. addRecord() Add a SRU::Response::Record object to the response. $response->addRecord( $r ); If you don't pass in the right sort of object you'll get back undef and $SRU::Error will be populated appropriately. records() Gets or sets all the records associated with the object. Be careful with this one :) You must pass in an array ref, and expect an array ref back. resultSetId() resultSetIdleTime() nextRecordPosition() diagnostics() extraResponseData() echoedSearchRetrieveRequest() asXML() asXML(encoding=>"ISO-8859-1") Returns the object serialized as XML. UTF-8 and UTF-16 are default encodings if you don't pass the encoding parameter. You can define different encoding in order to parse you XML document correctly. perl v5.12.4 2009-11-20 SRU::Response::SearchRetrieve(3pm)
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