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            - leading and trailing whitespace characters (including spaces, tabs, line breaks and carriage returns) and inner newlines from data fields when cataloguing bibliographic and authority records. The leader and control fields will not be affected.
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            - leading and trailing whitespace characters (including spaces, tabs, line breaks and carriage returns) and inner newlines from data fields when cataloguing bibliographic and authority records. The leader and control fields will not be affected.
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            - Use the following zero-padding formats for sorting callnumbers in the generic sort routine.
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            - pref: ClassSortGenericFormats
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            - "<br><b>NOTE:</b> If the preference is empty, the generic sort routine behaves as usual. The preference may contain one or more 'zero-padding formats' separated by two semicolons (;;). Each format consists of an optional regex followed by a colon (:) as separator, and a list of one or more number pairs separated by one semicolon. A number pair consists of two numbers separated by a comma: the minimum length of a digit group in the callnumber, and the requested minimum length after zero-padding.<br>As a simple example: '^A\\s:2,4;1,3;; 1,4' allows zero-padding callnumbers starting with A and space where the first digit group of at least length 2 is zero-padded to 4 positions, and the second digit group to 3 positions; the second format allows zero-padding the first digit group in other callnumbers to 4 positions."
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            - 'Separate main entry and subdivisions with '
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            - 'Separate main entry and subdivisions with '
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