I thought I would see if the short-title bug had been fixed in version
3.5 or the 3.6 snapshot. Unfortunately it appears to still be broken.
My bibkey generator is "[auth][year:(unk)][shorttitle:abbr:upper]" it
worked as expected up through JabRef-2.10b2, but was broken after the
final release.
For the example:
Abarbanel, H. D.; Rulkov, N. F. & Sushchik, M. M. Generalized
synchronization of chaos: The auxiliary system approach Physical Review
E, APS, 1996, 53, 4528
The documentation "shorttitle" should use the first three words of the
title, and generates a bibkey of:
Abarbanel1996Generalizedsynchronizationchaos
Further adding "abbr" should abbreviate the first three words, but
gives
Abarbanel1996G
which implies that "abbr" is abbreviating the concatenated string
"Generalizedsynchronizationchaos". If I run "[auth][year:(unk)][abbr]"
it returns:
Abarbanel1996
which imples that "abbr" is broken. I would have expected
Abarbanel1996GsocTasa
or something similar (since there is a ':' in the name, but I filter
that out).
Hope this helps, but for now I will continue to recode all my keys by
hand to keep consistency. If anyone can fix this, that would be great.
Thanks and best regards,
EBo --
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