Re: Latex accents

I'm guessing the problem is that you are trying to enter "\'n" in the
main editing window. If you do that, then the backslash does get
escaped. If you enter it in the "Native Editing" window, it will not be,
and, at least on my system, the character is then properly displayed in
the main window.

Richard

Arvid Requate wrote:
> Hello,
>
> some time ago someone on this list asked about latex commands in bibliographic 
> entries, but there doesn't seem to have been a reply.
> In my bibliography I have names with accents like \'n and pybliographer 
> escapes the "\" sign as "\backslash". If I enter the character directly (I 
> guess as UTF-8), pybliographer doesn't allow the editing window to be closed.
> Is there a generic way to treat this, that I have missed?
> Thanks
>   Arvid
>
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