Would some good old UNIX hackery and regular expressions be more
appropriate here?
cat your_file | sed -e "s:{\\\\'o}:ó:g" -e "s:{\\\\\"o}:ö:g"
If you need it, there's always (regexp-replace).
prad <p...@towardsfreedom.com> writes:
> i have a .bib file with stuff like this that needs to be converted:
>
> W{\"o}lfle -> Wölfle
> L{\'o}pez -> López
>
> i was thinking of creating a hash for doing so, but thought i'd ask to
> see if racket already has something that would work on .bib files.
>
> i see there are some bib tools in scriblib/autobib, but don't see these
> as being able to serve my present purpose.
>
> --
> in friendship,
> prad
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