Bibtex: Display papers by a given author
For a while I have been blogging on various bibtex related topics. My interest in parsing bibtex sfiles started a long when I was looking for a way to automatically generate my publications web page, rather than having to update the raw HTML every time I published a new paper. There are a few free […]
Easily converting ris-citations to bibtex and some reflections
I have recently done a series of blogs on parsing Bibtex files. When I post a blog I tweet it with a #bibtex hashtag. Every so often I search for #bibtex in Twitter just to see what others are saying. A recent search threw up an interesting web page. The blog post is interesting in […]
Bibtex: How to enter names
My recent bibtex posts have drawn a few comments, which I am very grateful for. I have already described one of these comments in a post I uploaded yesterday, where somebody had suggested that I look at biber and biblatex. Another comment I received was made in the post about Parsing Bibtex Authors. I […]
Parsing Bibtex Authors: How I Do It
I mentioned (see here for a list of previous bibtex posts) that I was facing a challenge of parsing bibtex authors. One of the problems with the current system that I use is that, although it works pretty well, but it does not handle all cases correctly. To give you an example, if I have: […]
Some of the Challenges in Parsing Bibtex Authors
In previous posts (see here) I have been talking about a system that I have been working on that enables the publications area of my web site to be driven by a bibtex file. It all seems to work pretty well and maintaining my web site is now a lot easier than it used to […]