On Sep 8, 2010, at 1:40 PM, Christiaan Hofman wrote:
> Correction, it does not seem to be related to the "#" character. It is really
> a problem in the way we try to escape special characters. Though I don't see
> why that actually should give a problem, because in the end we do escape
> them. Anyway, this should be fixed in tomorrow's nightly.
As always, I am impressed with the speed of the development team!
>> BTW, the autofile format is supposed to be a relative path so it should NOT
>> start with "/". Perhaps that's the problem.
Christiaan,
can you elaborate? I have the following settings:
File papers in fixed location:
~/WorkStuff/Research/Bibliography/eLibrary
Format String: /%b/%a1-%c{Journal}%y%u0%e
Then, if file xyz.pdf is linked to a record in foo.bib, it will be saved as
~/WorkStuff/Research/Bibliography/eLibrary/foo/xyz.pdf
I use several different bib databases and this allows me to organize the pdfs
in a way that makes sense (to me). It has worked without problems. Are you
saying this is not the proper way to do this?
How should I do it then?
Themis
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