add_sour: Add a Source record to a tidyged object
In jl5000/tidygedcom: Handle GEDCOM Files Using Tidyverse Principles

add_sour

R Documentation

Add a Source record to a tidyged object

Description

Add a Source record to a tidyged object

Usage

add_sour(
  gedcom,
  events_recorded = character(),
  date_period_covered = date_period(),
  jurisdiction = character(),
  responsible_agency = character(),
  originator = character(),
  title = character(),
  short_title = character(),
  publication_detail = character(),
  source_text = character(),
  user_reference_numbers = character(),
  data_notes = character(),
  sour_notes = character(),
  multimedia_links = character()
)

Arguments

`gedcom`	A tidyged object.
`events_recorded`	An enumeration of the different kinds of events that were recorded in this source. Each enumeration is separated by a comma. See the Gedcom 5.5.5 Specification for more details.
`date_period_covered`	A date_period() object indicating the time period of events covered by this source.
`jurisdiction`	A character string indicating the lowest level jurisdiction encompassing all places named in this source. See the Gedcom 5.5.5 Specification for more details.
`responsible_agency`	The organisation, institution, corporation, person, or other entity that has responsibility for the source data.
`originator`	The person, agency, or entity who created the record.
`title`	The title of the source work, record, or item and, when appropriate, the title of the larger work or series of which it is a part.
`short_title`	An abbreviated or shortened version of the title (if required).
`publication_detail`	When and where the source record was created. For published works, this includes information such as the city of publication, name of the publisher, and year of publication.
`source_text`	A verbatim copy of relevant text contained within the source. This indicates notes or text that are actually contained in the source document, not the submitter's opinion about the source.
`user_reference_numbers`	A unique user-defined number or text that the submitter uses to identify this record. You can supply more than one in a vector. You can also define a user reference type by using a named vector (e.g c(id1 = "123A", id2 = "456B")).
`data_notes`	A character vector of notes associated with the data in this Source record. These could be xrefs to existing Note records.
`sour_notes`	A character vector of notes accompanying this Source record. These could be xrefs to existing Note records.
`multimedia_links`	A character vector of Multimedia record xrefs accompanying this Source record.