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version 0.1.0 on Jan 5th, 2011

This package for now only includes a quite basic parser for BibTeX which converts a bibliography and its entries into simple dict-like data structures and also checks crossreferences if used.

System Message: ERROR/3 (<string>, line 7)

Content block expected for the "warning" directive; none found.

.. warning::

The parser does not (and probably never will) support some of the more advanced BibTeX-features like preambles.

A simple example on how to use it:

System Message: WARNING/2 (<string>, line 14)

Literal block expected; none found.

from zs.bibtex.parser import parse_string from StringIO import StringIO

data = '''@article{mm09, author = {Max Mustermann}, title = {The story of my life}, year = {2009}, journal = {Life Journale} }'''

bibliography = parse_string(data) article = bibliography['mm09']

A bibliography as well as each entry in it offers a validate() method which checks aspects like cross-references on the bibliography and fields on the entries. It also supports an optional raise_unsupported keyword-argument which raises an exception once a possibly unsupported field is used in an entry.

The information about what fields are required and optional for what kind of entry is based on the BibTeX article on Wikipedia.

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