Elias Pipping <[email protected]> writes:
Hi Elias,
> I'm looking at the following bibtex entry(*):
>
> @article {MR699024,
> AUTHOR = {Jaru{\v{s}}ek, Ji{\v{r}}{\'{\i}}},
>
> If I paste that into an empty buffer and call
>
> (assoc "author" (reftex-parse-bibtex-entry nil (point-min) (point-max)))
>
> from my understanding the following should be returned:
>
> ("author" . "Jaru{\\v{s}}ek, Ji{\\v{r}}{\\'{\\i}}")
>
> instead I get
>
> ("author" . "Jaru{\\v{s}}ek, Ji{\\v{r}}{\\'{\\i")
>
> with two curly brackets at the end missing.
Hm, it cut off leading and trailing {}. Not sure why, it doesn't make
any sense to me, so I've changed that in Emacs bzr.
> PS (off-topic): While reading parts of the reftex source code, I came
> across the following lines in reftex-do-citation:
>
> (when (stringp selected-entries)
> (error selected-entries))
> (unless selected-entries (error "Quit"))
>
> (if (stringp selected-entries)
> [..])
>
> That first makes sure that s-e isn't a string... and then it makes
> sure s-e isn't nil... and then it handles the case where s-e is a
> string... I'm confused.
Indeed, strange. But in the current version, the first check isn't
there anymore.
Bye,
Tassilo
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