Christiaan

Those are valid comments. Please find here the revised code with all of the 
change requests implemented.

However this one here is open:
// Reto: Obj-C dummy Question: how do I convert NSDate to a String of 
YYYY-MM-DD ???
timeSpan.end = [NSDate date];
Reto


> A few small things I noted in the code:
> 
> - line 706: [scanner release] should be after the braces (it should always 
> happen).no need to use valueForKey:, you can directly use the stringValue 
> method.
> - line 714: 
> - line 646: you don't have to check [child name], because you already know 
> it's @"title", also I would put the type attribute in a variable because it's 
> used multiple times.
> - line 763: same for @"identifier" and also @"value".
> 
> Also, for efficiency, it may make sense to get some intermediate nodes (like 
> for static_data and summary), and start further XPaths from them, as you need 
> several subnodes of them.
> 
> Oh, and definitely no braces around title, that should never be done, it's an 
> abuse of the bibtex syntax. There is no way to do this automatically, so 
> users need to do this manually if they want to preserve it.
> 
> As for SVN, we (I) can commit it. Or you can do it when we give you access, 
> but then you probably also need a new svn checkout and perhaps other stuff to 
> make it work.
> 
> thanks
> Christiaan
> 
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