Re: [Bibdesk-users] AppleScript to look up EU court cases

2021-04-26 Thread nathan . artist
A couple of suggestions: 



First, when using Git and GitHub with AppleScript, it is best to save the 
script in plain-text format (which uses the file extension .applescript) 
instead of binary format (which uses the file extension .scpt). This can be 
done by choosing Text from the File Format menu of the Save panel in Script 
Editor. When the script is in text format, Git can track changes in the 
code, and users can see the content of the script on GitHub. 



Second, if this is a BibDesk-related AppleScript, you should add its 
repository to GitHub's bibdesk topic. Topics are a way of categorizing 
software repositories. Add the repository to the bibdesk topic by clicking 
on the gear icon next to "About" on the GitHub repository main page, then 
type bibdesk into the topics box. See also: 
https://github.com/topics/bibdesk 



Timothy Roes writes: 

And here's the correct link to GitHub: https://github.com/flimofly/eurlexlookup 


Best,
Timothy  

On 25 Apr 2021, at 18:56, Timothy Roes  wrote: 

Dear all, 


Are there any users who put EU court cases in BibDesk, preferably using the fields 
described in the OSCOLA Biblatex 
 
style?



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Re: [Bibdesk-users] AppleScript to look up EU court cases

2021-04-25 Thread Dr Eberhard W Lisse

Both links refer to the PDF not to the Script :-)-O

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On 2021-04-25 18:56 , Timothy Roes wrote:

Dear all,

Are there any users who put EU court cases in BibDesk, preferably using 
the fields described in the OSCOLA Biblatex 
 style? 
If so, perhaps this AppleScript 
 that 
I wrote may be of use to you. It uses the title and other available 
information to query EU databases (using SPARQL), proposes matching 
judgments and opinions, and then fills out the rest of your reference. 
It also adds the PDF.


In any event I’d be interested in feedback from people with more 
AppleScript experience.


Best,
Timothy


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Re: [Bibdesk-users] AppleScript to look up EU court cases

2021-04-25 Thread Timothy Roes
… And here’s the correct link to GitHub: 
https://github.com/flimofly/eurlexlookup 
 

Best,
Timothy 

> On 25 Apr 2021, at 18:56, Timothy Roes  wrote:
> 
> Dear all,
> 
> Are there any users who put EU court cases in BibDesk, preferably using the 
> fields described in the OSCOLA Biblatex 
> 
>  style? If so, perhaps this AppleScript 
> 
>  that I wrote may be of use to you. It uses the title and other available 
> information to query EU databases (using SPARQL), proposes matching judgments 
> and opinions, and then fills out the rest of your reference. It also adds the 
> PDF.
> 
> In any event I’d be interested in feedback from people with more AppleScript 
> experience.
> 
> Best,
> Timothy 

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[Bibdesk-users] AppleScript to look up EU court cases

2021-04-25 Thread Timothy Roes
Dear all,

Are there any users who put EU court cases in BibDesk, preferably using the 
fields described in the OSCOLA Biblatex 
 
style? If so, perhaps this AppleScript 
 
that I wrote may be of use to you. It uses the title and other available 
information to query EU databases (using SPARQL), proposes matching judgments 
and opinions, and then fills out the rest of your reference. It also adds the 
PDF.

In any event I’d be interested in feedback from people with more AppleScript 
experience.

Best,
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