On Jun 12, 2010, at 23:42, Gregory Jefferis wrote:
> Hi Adam,
>
> On 2010-06-12 21:12, "Adam R. Maxwell" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Doesn't +itemByParsingPDFFile: do this now? I just glanced at the code, and
>> it seems to try and use the file name as a search term first.
>>
>> + (id)itemByParsingPDFFile:(NSString *)pdfPath;
>> {
>> BibItem *bi=nil;
>>
>> // see if we can find any bibliographic info in the filename
>> NSString *pubMedSearch=nil;
>> pubMedSearch=[[[pdfPath lastPathComponent] stringByDeletingPathExtension]
>> stringByMakingPubmedSearchFromAnyBibliographicIDsInString];
>> if(pubMedSearch!=nil){
>> bi=[BibItem itemWithPubMedSearchTerm:pubMedSearch];
>> if(bi!=nil) return bi;
>> }
>
> StringByMakingPubmedSearchFromAnyBibliographicIDsInString will only look for
> dois and Elsevier/NPG PIIs which are MUCH more specific than PMIDs (which
> are just an 8 digit number).
>
> Greg.
>
I remember now. The problem is that there's absolutely no reason to think that
just some arbitrary number should be interpreted as a PMID. For instance, the
arXiv also uses numbers for PDF file names.
So using an Import script hook would be the way to go.
Christiaan
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