On Aug 3, 2013, at 14:28 , Peng Yu <pengyu...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Did you read the discussion at the link you posted? BibTeX styles have
>> a format function that (sometimes) changes case of titles to conform
>> a particular style. You need to protect acronyms and place names
>> manually, among other things. This is the way BibTeX has always worked.
>> Biblatex probably does something different.
>
> Yes. As I said, "other solutions in the discussion may be more
> cumbersome". The way you mentioned should be the most correct way. But
> adding '{}' usually works. And it is the simplest fix --- users don't
> need to know much about BibTex to use this fix. I don't think there is
> anything wrong many websites just take this simple solution.
Let me see if I follow you here. In essence, you're arguing that because
many websites do something stupid and incorrect with BibTeX, BibDesk
should follow suit? Sounds great! :)
Seriously, this is wrong. Like I wrote before, if you want to do this,
write a script hook to do it on import, or an AppleScript that operates
on a batch of items. BibDesk is designed to be robust and correct,
not do something that "usually works."
--
Adam
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