BibTeX-compatible Bibliography Processor in Python
http://pybtex.sourceforge.net/
Pybtex is a BibTeX-compatible bibliography processor written in Python which
can produce formatted bibliographies in different, customizable formats. It
supports both native BibTeX style files and styles written in Python and
accepts BibTeX, BibTeXML, and a custom YAML-based bibligraphy input format and
can output LaTeX, HTML, and plain text.
Furthermore, Pybtex provides an interface for Python applications which need to
process the above formats.
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Revision 10 (latest revision is 19)
Stephan Kulow (coolo)
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- update to version 0.18 - Pybtex is now fully case-insensitive (like BibTeX). As a consequence, IEEEtran styles now work corretly. - Added ``--preserve-case`` optoin to ``pybtex-convert`` (by default all identifiers are converted to lower case). - An erorr is reported if two citations have the same key but different case, like in BibTeX. (Example: ddt1999 and DDT1999). - Fixed parsing unused bibliography entries with strings containing @ characters. - ``entry.max$`` constant is now set to 250, ``global.max$`` is set to 20000, like in BibTeX. - Added ``--strict`` option to ``pybtex-convert`` and ``pybtex-format`` (turns warning to errors). - Strict mode is now enabled by default when using pybtex as a library (exceptions are raised on all errors instead of just printing warnings to stderr). Non-strict error handling is still enabled when using pybtex from the command line, for compatibility with BibTeX. Use ``--strict`` option if you don't like this. - Added missing pybtex-format manpage.
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