RE: [Pybliographer-general] Title

[Zailong B. <ZB...@ua...>]

Same here!  I had the same problem.  Defining and using composite key can
help but I just couldn't get the subscript and superscript working in title.


How do you have tex in title without going to the raw editing?

-----Original Message-----
From: Michel Van den Bergh
To: pyb...@li...
Sent: 12/8/00 10:55 AM
Subject: [Pybliographer-general] Title

I was hoping to use pybliographer to do some maintenance on my BibTeX
database files.
Unfortunately after working a couple of hours I have discovered that
pybliographer messes up TeX formulas in titles rather badly and
furthermore it deletes braces which are meant to protect against
unwanted (de) capitalization. So this makes it unfortunately rather
useless for the purpose I had in mind.

The actual parsing of BibTeX files seems to happen in a shared library,
so I don't really know what happens there. 

My question is: is there a way to tell pybliographer to leave titles
alone?

Note that I am not talking about the "raw-editing" feature in the gui as
I need to do things automatically (that is: in Python).

Regards,
Michel
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