Explanation of available download files

modsParse:
PHP script to parse a MODS file into multidimensional arrays.

bibtexParse (2 PHP scripts):
a) Reads the contents of a BibTeX .bib file or a PHP string and returns arrays of information representing @preamble, @string and valid BibTeX entries.
b) This takes a BibTeX author or editor field and splits it into the component writers returning a multidimensional array consisting of writer arrays comprised of array(firstname(s), initials, surname).

charmyKnife:
PHP script to convert between a variety of text formatting - the Swiss Army Knife of character convertors! (unicode hexadecimal and decimal, Rich Text Format unicode and UTF-8.)

minimalRtf:
PHP script with a minimal set of RTF coding methods to produce Rich Text Format documents on the fly. This package is called minimalRTF for a reason. It does not claim to produce all the codes and formatting that word processors expect in a RTF document. Instead, it aims to get you up and running as quickly as possible producing RTF documents on the fly from your PHP code. You will find that if you open a RTF file produced using minimalRtf in a decent word processor such as OpenOffice (or even Word) it will display perfectly well. Additionally, if you then save it as RTF from that word processor, all the extra RTF coding that minimalRtf does not provide will be inserted automatically.