Comment #3 on issue 1162 by frederic...@m4x.org: website bibliography
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=1162
It is rather easy to simplify the process: I have written a bibliography
style (.bst) that writes directly .texi files. By the way what is the
difference between .itexi and .texi? I found none for bibliography.
However I discovered an issue that is already present in today's essay: if
you look at
http://www.lilypond.org/doc/v2.13/Documentation/essay/long-literature-list
you will see that all non ascii char that have been entered in the .bib
file with special latex commands like \"u are not well printed. Here are
some example:
- all volume numbers show ";" before the number
- lependorf89
- sadie90:_music_print_publis
- tappolet47:_la_notat_music
- bouzaiene98:_une
- gall97:_creat
- gieseking01:_code_gener_noten
- montel97
- mueller90:_inter_bearb_musik
- banter
- tyboni94:_noter_handb_i_tradit_noter
This could be left as is and corrected later or could be handled in the
issue. It is due to the fact that bibtex does not handle utf8 characters so
that we must use ASCII only files. I searched on the web and found one
possible solution: use biber
as a replacement of bibtex: http://biblatex-biber.sourceforge.net/
This perl program handles utf8 files so that there is no need to have
special latex commands. However, I did not find any ubuntu package for this
and it must be used from source .tar.gz. Another possiblity would be to
continue using bibtex and write a converter to replace latex commands by
utf8 codes (it may be possible to copy one function of biber).
Also seen the following issue in current bibliography of the essay:
presence of HTML tags in the output: <DT> dannenberg93</DT>
apparently not removed properly by html-to-texi, this should be fine with
bib2texi bst file:
- colorado-web
- field-richards93
- sola87-beams
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