Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of WikiStart

Timestamp:

09/08/10 14:38:00 (15 years ago)

Author:

rligteringen

Comment:

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WikiStart

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 == Howto: import BibTeX file ==
 
-BibTeX files (.bib) can be imported using the parsebib.py script
-which is available in django/mysite/papers/. This script makes 
-heavy use of the parse_file and parse_string from zs.bibtex.parser.
+BibTeX files (`.bib`) can be imported using the parsebib.py script
+which is available in `django/mysite/papers/`. This script makes 
+heavy use of the `parse_file` and `parse_string` from `zs.bibtex.parser`.
 
 The bibfile must be prepared for importing. First make sure only
-ASCII characters are used. Every \ must be replaced by \\\ (note:
+ASCII characters are used. Every `\` must be replaced by `\\\` (note:
 three backslashes). Remove all empty lines at the end of the file.
 
-Copy all pdf files that must be attached to the /var/www/media/papers
+Copy all pdf files that must be attached to the `/var/www/media/papers/`
 directory. Check if all filenames match the citekeys in the bibfile
-(be aware of Capitals). Also make sure all files have .pdf as extension
-and not .PDF
+(be aware of Capitals). Also make sure all files have `.pdf` as extension
+and not `.PDF`.
 
-After that check the bibfile in python with the parse_file routine:
+After that check the bibfile in python with the `parse_file` routine:
+
+{{{
 $ python manage.py shell
 >>> from zs.bibtex.parser import parse_file
 >>> a = parse_file("bladiebla.bib")
+}}}
 
-If no errors are reported you can use the parsebib.py script:
+
+If no errors are reported you can use the `parsebib.py` script:
+
+{{{
 $ python manage.py shell
 >>> from papers import parsebib
 >>> parsebib.parse("bladiebla.bib")
+}}}
+
 
 In case of duplicate citekeys this will be reported. Also the number