Two more. No manpages for pybformat (too buggy) or pybtex (broken) for now.
.TH pybconvert 1 "2007-02-23" "" "" .SH NAME pybconvert \- convert bibliographic databases .SH SYNOPSIS .B pybconvert .RI \[la] source \[ra]..\[la] target \[ra] .RI \[la] input \[ra] .RI [ output ] .SH DESCRIPTION Pybconvert can be used to convert a bibliographic database from one format to another. The formats are specified as `source' and `target'. The converted database is written to standard output if no file name is given.
Pybconvert uses pybliographer. Pybliographer is a tool for managing bibliographic databases. It supports the following file formats: BibTeX, ISI (ISIFile), Medline, Ovid, Refer. .SH SEE ALSO pybliographer(1), <http://pybliographer.org/> .SH AUTHOR This manpage was written by Nis Martensen for Debian/GNU Linux and may be used, modified and/or distributed freely by anyone.
.TH pybtext 1 "2007-02-23" "" "" .SH NAME pybtext \- use bibliographic databases in text files .SH SYNOPSIS .B pybtext [-o .IR outputfile ] [-s .IR style ] .RI \[la] textfile \[ra] .RI \[la] database ...\[ra] .SH DESCRIPTION Pybtext scans text files for citation keys enclosed in brackets (`[key]') and uses the database to generate a reference list. The reference list is appended to the text file and written to `\fItextfile\fP.pyb' if no output file is specified. .SH SEE ALSO pybliographer(1), <http://pybliographer.org/> .SH AUTHOR Pybtext was written by Zolt\['a]n K\['o]ta. .br This manpage was written by Nis Martensen for Debian/GNU Linux and may be used, modified and/or distributed freely by anyone.
