Added support for latex escapes in bibtex titles and authors #268
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This allows using certain escape sequences, such as \", in titles and authors of bibtex files. Titles are wrapped titles with 'exact-chars, so the set of escapes handled is large. A different method is used for author which basically convert certain well-known escapes into Unicode. This seems necessary to support parsing of author names.
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FYI, if you end up wanting to merge all of these, I've merged them all in my own dev branch https://github.com/wilbowma/scribble/tree/dev |
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@jeapostrophe I think you originally wrote "bibtex.rkt". Any opinions before we merge? See also #267 and #264. |
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This allows using certain escape sequences, such as ", in titles and authors of
bibtex files.
Titles are wrapped titles with 'exact-chars, so the set of escapes handled is
large.
A different method is used for author which basically convert certain well-known
escapes into Unicode.
This seems necessary to support parsing of author names.