Hello everyone,
I have noted in my bib database that JabRef does not save properly the author
name or article title when these have a LaTeX command. Here is an example:
This my original entry:
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@ARTICLE{crnjaric-2004,
author = {{N}elida {\v{C}}rnjari{\'{c}}},
title = {{T}he $\nabla\cdot\mathbf{B}=0$ constraint},
journal = {{J}ournal of {C}omputational {S}tuff},
year = {2034},
volume = {234},
pages = {1234-1328},
number = {4},
file = {crnjaric-2004.pdf:crnjaric-2004.pdf:PDF}
}
Here is what JabRef does when saving and I restart the application:
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@ARTICLE{crnjaric-2004,
author = {{N}elida {\vC}rnjari{\'{c}}},
title = {{T}he $\nabla\cdot\mathbfB=0$ constraint},
journal = {{J}ournal of {C}omputational {S}tuff},
year = {2034},
volume = {234},
pages = {1234-1328},
number = {4},
file = {crnjaric-2004.pdf:crnjaric-2004.pdf:PDF}
}
Observe please see the changes in author (\v{C} -> \vC) and in the title
(\mathbf{B} -> \mathbfB). Naturally, at compilation time, LaTeX will generate
errors, commands not defined (in this case \cV and \mathbfB).
I solve temporaly this writing (\v{C} -> \v C) and (\mathbf{B} -> \mathbf B).
There is a way that JabRef does not change the entry values in these cases
where LaTeX commands are presents?
Thank you very much. Great Job you have done with JabRef.
Jonatan
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