Pierre-Jean wrote:
|Werner LEMBERG wrote:
|> I've just seen this:
|>
|> http://ftp.fi.muni.cz/pub/bibliography/tools/bibtex2refer
|
|This is, for sure, a handy script.
I also thought so and ran it on [1] (the first link i got) and
schwuppdiwupp i ended in an endless loop. Find attached a
Werner LEMBERG wrote:
> I've just seen this:
>
> http://ftp.fi.muni.cz/pub/bibliography/tools/bibtex2refer
This is, for sure, a handy script.
Zotero (a firefox and OpenOffice plugin, which extract
bibliography references from web pages, store them, and
insert them in office texts) can also dea
> That said, it would be nice to share a refer database of the
> various troff (and maybe unix) papers, which are sometimes
> mentionned on man pages.
I've just seen this:
http://ftp.fi.muni.cz/pub/bibliography/tools/bibtex2refer
I can imagine that such a tool could be improved so that the ma
"Bernd Warken" wrote:
> 1) `refer.man' cites under `FILES':
> file.i Index files.
I did not investigate this much, but this should be the
conventional output file name of the 'mkey' program from
Heirloom/refer, which build an index of keys of a refer
file.
Another program, 'inv
> Von: "Werner LEMBERG"
>
>
> > I will right `addlib', but that will take some time. Would it be
> > possible and reasonable to use the already existing Heirloom
> > programs? Maybe some help from the Heirloom team might be very
> > helpful.
>
> For license reasons, this wouldn't be possible.
> I will right `addlib', but that will take some time. Would it be
> possible and reasonable to use the already existing Heirloom
> programs? Maybe some help from the Heirloom team might be very
> helpful.
For license reasons, this wouldn't be possible. On the other hand:
Why not simply point
> I will right `addlib', but that will take some time. Would it be
> possible and reasonable to use the already existing Heirloom programs?
> Maybe some help from the Heirloom team might be very helpful.
They could be checked for portability, made -Wall clean etc. But how about the
license? Un
I added a TODO part in the `groff' source file `PROJECTS'.
> > /usr/dict/papers/Ind Default database.
> >
> > That file does not exist. The directory for such a file should
> > be in the groff directory under /usr/local/share.
>
> Mhmm. Basically, you are right. However, given that groff's
> The following extensions of refer exist in Heirloom and the known
> refer history.
>
> 1) `refer.man' cites under `FILES':
> file.i Index files.
>
> But I couldn't find this file type and no documentation for them.
Those files are created by `indxbib'.
> 2) `refer.man' cites
The following extensions of refer exist in Heirloom and the known
refer history.
1) `refer.man' cites under `FILES':
file.i Index files.
But I couldn't find this file type and no documentation for them.
2) `refer.man' cites under `FILES':
/usr/dict/papers/Ind Default databa
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