Re: Example Scripts

> I'd like to eventually write a script that users pybliographer's  
> parsing techniques to parse a bib file and output to HTML in a format  
> that I define.
> 
> Are there any good places that document how to use pyblio in custom  
> scripts?  Or is this a read-the-source venture?

I've just released sth that should interest you :-) I need to write a
proper announcement, but in short:

Get this package:

  <http://cheeseshop.python.org/packages/source/p/pybliographer/pybliographer-1.3.2.tar.gz>

...and have a look at the doc/examples directory. It does exactly what
you want. In the doc/ directory, you'll also find a short manual and an
reference guide.

This is a development version of pybliographer 1.3. It is _not_ a
replacement for the current 1.2 branch, but is rather oriented for
developers that need to transform data. So, it behaves like a proper
python library, but so far has no GUI (there is one under work, splitted
in a separate package). You can install it independently of your pyblio
1.2 install.

Frédéric

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