On 14 Feb 2009, at 1:40 AM, ..... wrote:
On 2/11/09 3:03 PM, "Christiaan Hofman" <[email protected]> wrote:
On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 10:57 PM, Christiaan Hofman <[email protected]
> wrote:
On 11 Feb 2009, at 8:12 PM, ..... wrote:
<snip>
Anyway, I am having trouble with error correction. Here's what
happens:
I open my bib. The error window pops up, with many warnings
about quotation marks at "brace depth zero." OK, I have read that
double quotation marks need to be replace by pairs of single
quotation marks for Tex. So, I double click on an error line, and
a second window opens showing the source code for the bib. I see
the problem quotation marks. I copy the cite key, go to the
database window, and find that item. I open the edit window, and
replace the double quotes with pairs of single quotes. I save the
file. I close the error window and re-open it. The same error is
still reported for the same item.
This is repeatable for all of the errors, including ones not
involving quotation marks. I have tried repeatedly saving the
file, and quitting BibDesk and reopening it. The same list of
errors is repeated, despite my having fixed them.
Thanks,
Ingrid
First of all: this is not true, you can fix errors and they will
be fixed. In particular, when I replace double-quotes by single
quotes, for me the warning disappears. So there's something else
you're not telling us.
Christiaan
Oh, I now see what you mean. And no, the errors and warnings don't
disappear, and they're not supposed to. The error window shows the
errors/warnings that are raised when bibtex is parsed. That's all,
no more, no less.In other words, it shows the errors in the input
bibtex, not necessarily the current content.
Christiaan
Ok. Hmm. Then how do you know when you have new errors that need
fixing, if old fixed errors remain in the list forever?
Ingrid
Try saving. If that works, you should be guaranteed to have no bibtex
errors.
Christiaan
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