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I'm trying to read in and format a BibTex file that contains a bunch of references. However, some of the entries are not parsed correctly when they are read in. I've browsed the repository, and it might be the same problem as #66 which in turn seems to point back to the bibtex package. So ... maybe it isn't a problem with RefManageRper se but I stumbled upon it using this package.
In my .bib file I have this entry
@ARTICLE{lind:etal:2009,
author = {Casper Lindegaard and Dorte V{\aa}beng{\aa}rd and Mogens Christophersen and Claus Thorn Ekstr{\o}m and Julie Fjeldborg},
year = 2009,
title = {Evaluation of pain and inflammation associated with hot iron branding and microchip transponder injection in horses},
journal = {American Journal of Veterinary Research},
pages = {840--847}
}
RefManageR::ReadBib() reads in the file without any complaints, but if I print the entry then I see that some the LaTeX input has been messed up. In particular, the {\o} has been correctly parsed but the {\{aa} has not. Now, BibTeX can be a little ... rigid ... in its input, but using, say, V\aa bengaard doesn't help with anything.
> bib[62]
Lindegaard, Casper, Dorte V\aabeng\aard, Mogens Christophersen, Claus Thorn Ekstrøm, and Julie Fjeldborg (2009). “Evaluation of pain and
inflammation associated with hot iron branding and microchip transponder injection in horses”. In: _American Journal of Veterinary Research_, pp.
840-847.
Warning messages:
1: lind:etal:2009: unknown macro '\aabeng'
2: lind:etal:2009: unknown macro '\aard'
If I look at the stuff in the R object then I can see why the LaTeX commands might be messed up
@ARTICLE{niel:hans:echw:etal:2003,
author = {Eva-Maria D. Nielsen and Lars Hansen and S{\o}ren Echwald and
Thomas Drivsholm and Knut Borch-Johnsen and
Claus Thorn Ekstr{\o}m and Torben Hansen and O. Pedersen},
year = 2003,
title = {Evidence for an association between the {Leu$^{162}$Val} polymorphism of the {PPAR$\alpha$} gene and decreasing fasting serum triglyceride levels in glucose subjects},
journal = {Pharmacogenetics},
volume = 13,
pages = {417--423}
}
then I get
> bib[66]
Nielsen, Eva-Maria D, Lars Hansen, Søren Echwald, Thomas Drivsholm, Knut Borch-Johnsen, Claus Thorn Ekstrøm, Torben Hansen, and O. Pedersen (2003).
“Evidence for an association between the Leu $^162$Val polymorphism of the PPAR $\alpha$ gene and decreasing fasting serum triglyceride levels in
glucose subjects”. In: _Pharmacogenetics_ 13, pp. 417-423.
Warning message:
niel:hans:echw:etal:2003: unknown macro '\alpha'
I think (?) that this might be a different error caused by a mess-up between latex backslashes and R string backslashes but I'm not sure. In any case the title seems to be read correctly
> bib[66]$title
[1] "Evidence for an association between the {Leu $^{162}$Val} \n polymorphism of the {PPAR $\\alpha$} gene and decreasing fasting \n serum triglyceride levels in glucose subjects"
Is there something that I can do to easily circumvent these issues? Besides digging deep into the source code?
Thank you for a nice package
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm trying to read in and format a BibTex file that contains a bunch of references. However, some of the entries are not parsed correctly when they are read in. I've browsed the repository, and it might be the same problem as #66 which in turn seems to point back to the
bibtex
package. So ... maybe it isn't a problem withRefManageR
per se but I stumbled upon it using this package.In my
.bib
file I have this entryRefManageR::ReadBib()
reads in the file without any complaints, but if I print the entry then I see that some the LaTeX input has been messed up. In particular, the{\o}
has been correctly parsed but the{\{aa}
has not. Now, BibTeX can be a little ... rigid ... in its input, but using, say,V\aa bengaard
doesn't help with anything.If I look at the stuff in the R object then I can see why the LaTeX commands might be messed up
Now for this entry
then I get
I think (?) that this might be a different error caused by a mess-up between latex backslashes and R string backslashes but I'm not sure. In any case the title seems to be read correctly
Is there something that I can do to easily circumvent these issues? Besides digging deep into the source code?
Thank you for a nice package
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: