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#721 Replace accented characters with LaTeX encoding

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2015-09-12
2011-05-24
Anonymous
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When I search Medline for a reference, it comes with a character encoding that contains accented characters. I have to replace all of these with their LaTeX encoding, e.g. replace an accented o with \^o. Would it be possible for JabRef to do this at the press of a button?

Thanks,
John.

Discussion

  • Oscar Gustafsson

    • assigned_to: Oscar Gustafsson
    • milestone: --> Next full release
     
  • Oscar Gustafsson

    I'll have a look at this.

     
  • Oscar Gustafsson

    I have now implemented a function that does this on import. I hope it is an OK behavior.

     
    • bcsikos

      bcsikos - 2013-04-27

      This is a very nice and important feature.
      However the conversion should be made only on specific demand, that is it should be optional. For example I would prefer to store the UTF characters in my original database and save the database with converted strings (save as) before using it with bibtex. I tested JabRef 2.10 beta and it converts the accented characters to latex code on pubmed import. I could not find and option the prevent the conversion. Could this behavior be changed?

       
  • Oscar Gustafsson

    • status: open --> pending
     
  • fdar

    fdar - 2015-07-22
    • Labels: --> search
     
  • fdar

    fdar - 2015-07-23
    • Labels: search --> search, tocategorize
     
  • fdar

    fdar - 2015-08-04
    • labels: search, tocategorize --> Import, Database, CleanUp, MoreFlexible
     
  • Oliver Kopp

    Oliver Kopp - 2015-09-12
     

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