Re: format of citation keys
Peter Schulte-Stracke <mail-OvSX7JRiA6TkXZrADh/[email protected]>
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Am 31.01.2005 17:25:25 schrieb(en) Sie: > hello dave > > > this looks promising. > > i did what you suggested. followingly, i created a new > pybliographic database and importet a medline file. success -> > keys look nice now! > > > however, my existing database are still with the old key > format, and that is not changed. so i tried exporting the > database to medline format, and import it into a new database. > this gives the following error: > [...] > File "/home/maasha/.pybrc.py", line 65, in generate_key_new2 > key = 'entry-%d' % __entry > NameError: global name '__entry' is not defined > if len (aut) == 0: > global __entry > key = 'entry-%d' % __entry > __entry = __entry + 1 You need to bind a number to __entry beforehand (beforeyou define the function): __entry = 1 According to the Nutshell book, ""global"" should be the very first statement of the function. Peter
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