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Programming Languages: Python

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

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  • Unwanted conversion of »...«

    Pybliographic (or python-bibtex) always automatically converts guillements such as »text« to ''text`` whenever I modify a respective entry. Since I use guillemts as active characters for csquotes, this results in wrong output. Could you please add an option to bypass this conversion and leave the guillemets untouched (or tell me where I can do this myself in the code)?.

    2009-06-05 12:49:26 UTC by jspitzm

  • Crash when adding new article manually

    Pybliographic 1.2.11 Python 2.5.2 Gtk 2.14.4 PyGTK 2.13.0 OS - Ubuntu 8.10 This bug occurred 4 times in a row. I tried to run from a terminal to see any errors but nothing appears. Here's the steps to replicate it 1 - Open the menu to add an article to database 2 - copied (Ctr+V) the text "Increased ionizing radiation sensitivity and genomic instability in the absence of histone...

    2009-01-20 11:03:00 UTC by carandraug

  • Quit pybliographer window

    When one choses to quit Pybliographic and any change has been made, a nice window appears asking if the user wishes to save the changes. There is however no option to cancel the quit, only to save or don't save. Maybe an user doesn't remember the changes he made and wants to make sure before saving. Or the user doesn't actually wants to quit the program, he was just trying to maximize the...

    2009-01-16 16:31:17 UTC by carandraug

  • Extracting titles from Entries strips latex macro "\"

    I'm trying to do some processing on a bibtex file which has the "\ldots" macro in it's title field. I want to remove those macros safely before processing, except that pyblio (or maybe recode) eats the "\" when it converts to text. I can't figure out how to get at the root text variable so that the conversion does not occur. The error that is presented is "warning: unable to convert '\ldots'".

    2009-01-06 19:24:32 UTC by foley

  • Comment: checks fail

    Looks like it's because the tests rely on the dictionary to return the keys in the same order, which they are not guaranteed to. 2.6 must have introduced a few tweaks to the implementation. I'll try to write some decent tests instead of the current ones.

    2009-01-06 12:33:21 UTC by gobry

  • checks fail

    This is on Mandriva Cooker with python 2.6.0. The checks fail, it worked with python 2.5: running build_ext error: tests/simple-2.bib: line 1: unexpected result: error: tests/simple-2.bib: line 1: obtained ('entry', ('gobry03', 'article', 0, 1, {'journal': (0, 0, 'My diary'), 'title': (2, 0, 'A simple example'), 'year': (3, 0, '2003', 2003, 0, 0), 'author': (1, 0, 'Fr\xe9d\xe9ric Gobry'...

    2008-12-29 12:59:05 UTC by waschk

  • Pybliographer

    kota added the pybliographer-1.2.12.tar.gz file.

    2008-11-30 21:37:36 UTC by kota

  • 1.2.12

    kota created the 1.2.12 file release.

    2008-11-30 21:34:52 UTC by kota

  • Comment: File names with spaces.

    This is now fixed in the arch repository.

    2008-10-06 22:11:44 UTC by kota

  • Comment: File names with spaces.

    This bug is fixed in arch. The bugfix will be included in 1.2.12.

    2008-10-06 22:11:44 UTC by kota

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