Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> <shrug>
> In other words, take the .aux file that is generated by the first LaTeX
> run on the real document file, rather than my simulated
>
> \citation{*}
> \bibstyle{${STYLE}}
> \bibdata{${BIBNAME}}
>
> Thereafter, the script will produce a LyX file that can be exported as
> text in exactly the format you require.
> </shrug>
Not quite. My proposal would use bibtex itself to produce a formatted
text file directly. Why should poor Kayvan edit a LyX file if bibtex can
do the job? :-)
Ciao
/Andreas
