* Dominik Wujastyk (wujas...@gmail.com) wrote:
|> bibliographical information from sites like copac.ac.uk and worldcat.org,
into
|> JabRef for use in my documents. What I'm finding, though, is that
several of
|> these big online bibliographical databases have their records in
un-normalized
|> Unicode. And it doesn't print nicely with XeTeX.
|>
[.....]
|> What I'd like, ideally, is a little filter to run on my bib files
periodically
|> to clean up any char+non-spacing-accent glyphs.
[.....]
|> throwing up errors along the lines of
|> \begin{verbatim}
|> Checking duplicates, takes some time.
|> Finished processing character data file(s).
|>
|> Line 1: Non-Existing codepoints.
|> Giving up!
|> \end{verbatim}
|>
|> Has anyone any better suggestions than charlint, or experience getting
charlint
No suggestion, but a similar problem using Library of Congress and other
databanks > Bibdesk > TextMate completion. I'm also interested in a solution.
--Gildas
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