Re: what feature do you crave for?

> Have a look at refdb, it should solve some problems in one shot:
> http://refdb.sourceforge.net/

I was thinking about external sources like medline, web of science,
... not sharing a user's db. But maybe I misunderstood the features of
refdb?

> >  b. insertion of citations in openoffice
>
> Again, have a look at bibus, it has implemented a working connector for
> OpenOffice.org AND MS Office ...
> http://bibus-biblio.sourceforge.net/

The code in pyblio 1.3 that does the openoffice integration is
strongly based on bibus. I could not integrate it directly, but this
is something I'd like to do. Takes more time, though.

> >  d. other?
>
> Link to doi id and pubmed id to extract automatically citations (doi has
> a specific web format for that).
>
> > Please reply by reordering the bullets above in order of decreasing
> > interest, with extra comments if you wish.
>
> I hope, this will help you in re using others code (in a better world, i
> could help more, but unfortunately i'm not a good coder, and worse, i'm
> lacking time also ...).

It's not that I don't want to, but it requires even more time /
energy. I keep an eye on external projects, though.

-- 
Frédéric

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