Re: A bug!

(re-adding the ML in copy)

> I do need more than just the year. There is a very good ressource here
> :http://www.tug.org/tex-archive/biblio/bibtex/contrib/vancouver/
>
> which illustrates just about every possible kind of reference in medical
> literature using the vancouver style - as you can see, webpages etc
> often use two dates: date of last update and date it was read/referenced

According to the examples there, you would be better of with a simple
text field, as in any case it will just be passed as is to BibTeX.

> BTW - I've been away from Pybliographer for a while (tried JabRef for
> some time) - its come a long way and Pybliographer is definitely a
> mature programme! One feature from JabRef you might consider though:
> when performing a an internet search, results are shown in a seperate
> window from which the user can choose which references to import ... I
> realise in Pybliographer you can just open a seperate bibliography for
> search results and copy ... just a thought thought.

It makes sense (and was already proposed I think). I've implemented
that. If someone really wants the previous beahvior, please say it so
I can perhaps make it optional. Otherwise it will be the ony behavior.

-- 
Frédéric

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