Help with ISI files
Helder Gomes da Silva <[email protected]>
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Hello everybody...
I'm going to ask a question regarding ISI files reading.
In isifile.py located at /.../pybliographer/Pyblio/Format is defined the
following key map:
key_map = {
'AB' : ('abstract', ' '),
'AU' : ('author', ' '),
'CR' : ('citedref', ' ; '),
'C1' : ('authoraddress', ' ; '),
'DE' : ('keywords', ' '),
'IS' : ('number', ' ; '),
'LA' : ('language', ' ; '),
'PA' : ('address', ' ; '),
'PD' : ('month', ' ; '),
'PU' : ('publisher', ' ; '),
'PY' : ('date', ' ; '),
'SE' : ('series', ' '),
'SN' : ('issn', ' ; '),
'SO' : ('journal', ' ; '),
'TI' : ('title', ' '),
'UT' : ('sourceid', ' ; '),
'VL' : ('volume', ' ; ')}
As you can see, the entry "Editor" is not present.
As defined in some ISI files that I got we should put
'ED' : (editor', ' '),
in this key-map definition.
This is not enough as you know. As I'm not a pybliographer developer
and, as I don't know python... Is anyone available to write correctly
the IF statement that will allow a user to assign the editor information
of the ISI file to an editor field in a BibTeX file.
Thank you in advance.
Best regards...
Helder
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