Re: Howto ...

> I should like to use the API's that the _bibtex module offers. But, I
> can't google or find any documentation:

What are you trying to achieve? Depending on your needs, the BibTeX
parser in pyblio-core 1.3, or the higher level python parser in pyblio
might be more helpful.

>
>         >>> import _bibtex
>         >>> dir(_bibtex)
>         ['__doc__', '__file__', '__name__', 'copy_field', 'expand',
>         'first', 'get_dict', 'get_latex', 'get_native', 'get_offset',
>         'next', 'next_unfiltered', 'open_file', 'open_string',
>         'reverse', 'set_native', 'set_offset', 'set_string']
>         >>> _bibtex.__doc__
>         >>>
>
> Could anyone give me clues to using these function? I have  succeeded
> with open_file and next, but the output is not really usable.
>
> Flemming
>
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