Re: Example Scripts

On Feb 16, 2006, at 9:55 AM, Frederic Gobry wrote:

> ...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.
>

Thanks!  I'll be anxiously watching for some comprehensive  
documentation that clearly lays out how to use this... the examples  
should get me through the basics of what i want to do, but I'll have  
to look a bit more closely for how to do things like convert custom  
fields like URL to an html link when generator outputs HTML.

> 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

I'm glad to hear you're taking this direction with this!  I think  
this could not only be a great graphical front-end, but also a de- 
facto way for python users to parse and manipulate their .bib files.

Thanks again - and i'll be watching the project progress intently.


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