[Refdb-cvs] CVS: homepage examples.html,1.3,1.4

[Markus H. <mho...@us...>]

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	examples.html 
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 	    </tr>

 	    <tr>

+	      <td class="localnav"><a href="#getref">getref output</a></td>

+	    </tr>

+	    <tr>

 	      <td class="localnav"><a href="#sources">XML source documents</a></td>

 	    </tr>

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 </pre>

 

+      <h2 id="getref">getref output</h2>

+      <p><code>getref</code> is the client command which retrieves reference data from your database. There are various output formats to choose from. The two most common formats are the plain-text screen output shown below, and the <a href="getref.html">(X)HTML output</a> to view the results in a web browser. The latter is fully customizable by CSS stylesheets.</p>

+<pre class="source">

+refdbc: getref -s ALL :ID:=3 OR :ID:=5

+ID*:3 (1994)

+Key: Phadke1994

+Phadke,Arun G.

+Application of global positioning systems to electrical systems synchronized pha

+sor measurements techniques and uses

+Colloquium on Developments in the Use of Global Positioning Systems (GPS) in Pow

+er Systems,Feb 8 1994; part of: IEE Colloquium (Digest)

+(032):4/1-4/2

+ABSTRACT: GPS navigational satellites provide an ideal method for distributing a

+ common timing pulse at any point in the power network. Receivers of GPS transmi

+ssion can reproduce the 1 pulse-per-second at any location on earth with better 

+than 1 &mu;sec accuracy.  [...]

+ADDRESS: Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, USA

+REPRINT: NOT IN FILE

+ISSN: 0963-3308

+PUBLISHER: IEE,Stevenage,Engl

+CITY: London,USA

+

+ID*:5 (2002)

+Key: Wang2002

+Wang,J.P., Chang,L.C., Raung,S.L., Hsu,M.F., Huang,L.J., Kuo,S.C.

+Inhibition of superoxide anion generation by YC-1 in rat neutrophils through cyc

+lic GMP-dependent and -independent mechanisms

+Biochem.Pharmacol. 63(4):577-85

+ABSTRACT: 3-(5'-Hydroxymethyl-2'-furyl)-1-benzyl indazole (YC-1), a soluble guan

+ylyl cyclase (sGC) activator, inhibited formyl-methionyl-leucyl-phenylalanine (f

+MLP)-induced superoxide anion (O(2)*(-)) generation and O(2) consumption in rat 

+neutrophils (IC(50) values of 12.7+/-3.1 and 17.7+/-6.9 microM, respectively). [...]

+ADDRESS: Department of Education and Research, Taichung Veterans General Hospita

+l, 160 Chung Kang Road, Sec. 3, 407, ROC, Taichung, Taiwan. w1...@vg...

+REPRINT: NOT IN FILE

+</pre>

       <h2 id="sources">XML source document</h2>

       <p>RefDB supports DocBook SGML and XML as well as TEI XML documents out of the box. TeX/LaTeX support is a bit whacky, but basically available. In order to get a bibliography for your document, all you need to do is to enter the citations into the text. This is done within the limits of the original DTDs, so the documents that you write will validate against the unaltered DTDs. When the document is processed with the RefDB tools, a list of cited references is extracted from your document. RefDB will then look up these references in the database and create a suitable bibliography file. This file can be inserted as an external entity into your document.</p>