Michael Saunders wrote:
I'm using JabRef to generate a .bib file in utf8. I'd like to use
this with Context to typeset a bibliography. I'm running into a lot
of problems with Bibtex's Unicode incompatibility. What is currently
the best way to do this? Googling, I came across this tantalizing
suggestion from Idris (in 2008):
"Can you port your database to bbl format -- \start-stoppublication --
and just use the bib module without bibtex?"
That sounds good, but how can I do it?
You can do that manually following the documentation of the bib module,
but you can probably get bibtex to help at least with the initial step
by wrapping all your strings in a second pair of {} items. So, write
author= {{D. Adams}}
instead of just
author= {D. Adams}
this will prevent bibtex from looking into the string, and therefore
it will not do bad things with the utf (the bibtex output will be
a little bit wrong, but it is easier to fix just that manually than
to rewrite the whole database in bbl format).
Best of luck,
Taco
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