There is an issue with characters å and Å (with ring above). The corresponding HTML entities are å / Å
To get this character with latex we'd do: \r{a} or \aa
With bibtextbrowser \aa works fine. However, \r{a} doesn't do anything at all. This pull fixes this, we now output the correct HTML for \r{a} and \r{A}.
Furthermore, up till now bibtexbrowser will output å if it encounters \.{a}, but this is wrong since this latex is meant to be used to produce an overdot (dot above char) and not "ring above char". Since in practice this is a "spelling error", this behaviour is removed and from now on \.{a} will not get replaced.
- LAYOUT -> BIBTEXBROWSER_LAYOUT by convention
- BIBTEXBROWSER_LAYOUT has non-abbreviated values (for sake of intuitiveness)
- BIBTEXBROWSER_LAYOUT has no complex interplay with ABBRV_TYPE (for sake of intuitiveness)
- ordered lists are responsible for the indices
- no new line at the end of the file
- renamed or moved some functions
use @define(LAYOUT,{'table','list','deflist'}) to choose between table, ul, ol ('list' and ABBRV_TYPE='index') and definition lists for displaying bibtex entries.
$bib->index is now displayed as a number, not a number in brackets, for compatibility with list values. however this is invisible to the user because the brackets are added in getAbbrv().
bib2html now includes the echoing of links.
the goal is to collect patches and extensions as pull requests,
as suggested by George Oikonomou and Sjoerd OP 'T LAND
this version is the release candidate v20120703
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