R/subrecords.R
LINEAGE_LINKED_HEADER_EXTENSION.Rd
This function constructs a tibble representation of the LINEAGE_LINKED_HEADER_EXTENSION from the GEDCOM 5.5.5 specification.
LINEAGE_LINKED_HEADER_EXTENSION(
system_id,
product_version_number = character(),
name_of_product = character(),
name_of_business = character(),
business_address = ADDRESS_STRUCTURE(),
name_of_source_data = character(),
publication_date = date_exact(),
copyright_source_data = character(),
receiving_system_name = character(),
file_creation_date = date_exact(),
file_creation_time = character(),
language_of_text = character(),
xref_subm = character(),
gedcom_file_name = character(),
copyright_gedcom_file = character(),
gedcom_content_description = character()
)
A system identification name. This name must be unique for each system (product), different from any other system. The name may include spaces, and is not restricted to ASCII characters.
The version of the product that created the GEDCOM file. It is defined and changed by the creators of the product.
The name of the software product that produced this file.
Name of the business, corporation, or person that produced or commissioned the product.
An ADDRESS_STRUCTURE() object giving the address of the business.
The name of the electronic data source that was used to obtain the data in this file. For example, the data may have been obtained from a CD-ROM disc that was named "U.S. 1880 CENSUS CD-ROM vol. 13."
A date_exact() object giving the date this source was published or created.
A copyright statement required by the owner of data from which this information was downloaded.
The name of the system expected to process the GEDCOM file.
A date_exact() object giving the date that this file was created.
The time at which the file was created.
The human language in which the data in the file is normally read or written. It is used primarily by programs to select language-specific sorting sequences and phonetic name matching algorithms.
An xref ID of a Submitter record.
The name of the GEDCOM file. A GEDCOM file name should use the format basename.ext, and use the file extension .GED (or .ged).
A copyright statement needed to protect the copyrights of the submitter of this GEDCOM file.
A note that a user enters to describe the contents of the lineage-linked file in terms of "ancestors or descendants of" so that the person receiving the data knows what genealogical information the file contains.
A tidy tibble containing the HEADER part of a GEDCOM file.