Re: minimalistic set of imports/inits to get me running

Hi Frederic,

> You should be able to use pybliographer both as an interactive
> interpreter and as a script handler. What problems did you have ?
That is true - it seems to work if I just use
#!/usr/bin/env pybliographer
as the interpreter line of my script
But I really like environment of ipython, that is why I was looking the
ways to use pyblio as a library.

> But you are right, using pyblio as a library is not simple. If you feel
> adventurous, you might give a try to the 1.3 development tree, which
> behaves exactly like a library, but is rough around the edges... Contact
> me if you like.
Thank you - I will probably check it out.

Also in a spare time I want to work on html export plugin to have
the functionality of
http://www-sop.inria.fr/epidaure/personnel/malandain/codes/bibtex2html.html

Don't know when I get time though :-)

Also as a feature request: it would be nice to have bibtex import to
consider @string lines defined in a .bib file, because many people
usually do extensive use of them, and it is quite awkward to define them
in advance within the pybliographer preferences. Do you see any obvious
problem with introducing such functionality?



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