backend-bibtex.c + runbib

Hi,

Damien Jade Duff writes:
 >        strcmp(type, "RPRT") == 0 || strcmp(type, "CONF") == 0 )

I've checked in this one.
 >          {
 > /*djd 20060101 It may be that we want to put "HEAR" in here too???*/
 > 

I'm not sure about this one though. Is "HEAR" really treated like a
book rather than like an article? I have to admit that I don't have
the faintest idea what a "HEAR" really looks like and how it is
published. Are there any examples available online?

 > 
 >    else if (strcmp(type, "CONF") == 0 || strcmp(type, "HEAR") == 0) {
 >      strcat(*(ptr_rendinfo->ptr_ref), "@INPROCEEDINGS{ ");
 > /* djd 20060101    strcat(*(ptr_rendinfo->ptr_ref), "@PROCEEDINGS{ "); */
 >    }
 > 

You know bibtex far better than me so I assume this change is correct.

 > (3)
 > in runbib:
 > 
 >    $mysort $filename | $myuniq | $myrefdbib $databaseopt $encodingopt
 > $useropt $passwdopt $iparg -S $style -t bibtex > $basename.bib
 >          if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
 > #want to be able to deal with empty .aux file and keep on processing
 > #remaining aux files
 > #for case of linked (multiple) tex files
 > #              exit 1
 > echo No references retrieved from $filename
 >          fi
 > 

This makes sense to me.

Thanks for providing these improvements. I'm glad someone stress-tests
the bibtex support as I can't do this myself.

regards,
Markus

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