Re: [dev-biblio] modified bibliographic entries - update

2005-04-05 Thread Bruce D'Arcus
On Apr 5, 2005, at 8:38 AM, Jozef Riha wrote:
 if anyone knows a workaround - except for writing w/ no mistakes
- please let me know.
The ugly solution is to keep track of the mistakes and when you're 
done, open up the XML document file and do a search-and-replace to fix 
those that need fixing.

Bruce
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Re: [dev-biblio] modified bibliographic entries - update

2005-04-05 Thread David Wilson
Jozef,

There is something you can do fix the problem, create a unique index 
for the 
identifier.

See the document 
http://bibliographic.openoffice.org/files/documents/124/1284/HOWTO-increaseFieldSizes-V1.0.sxw


for instructions. You can not create the index until you have removed the 
duplicates but it will prevent you adding new duplicates in the future.

regards


David

On Tuesday 05 April 2005 10:38 pm, Jozef Riha wrote:
 thank you very much for your quick response. this issue is utterly
 crucial to me as i am writing thesis w/ many cited sources in it.
 please, if anyone knows a workaround - except for writing w/ no mistakes
 - please let me know.

 if i was programmer i'd write it myself.. bad luck i can only do bash.

 thank you.

 cheers,

 -- joe

 On Ut, 2005-04-05 at 11:02 +0200, Matthias Basler wrote:
  Zitat von Jozef Riha [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
   say, i made a mistake in one of the items and want to do
   the correction so it gets corrected in all the occurencies.
  
   the problem here is that the other occurencies are ignored. instead,
   the corrected item is added as a new one.
 
  Dear Jozef.
 
  This problem is well-known to us. It has been requested quite freqently
  and there are already issues about it: issues 26841 and 44189.
 
  Although this issue is considered important by me and others, the current
  architecture is not build to support this notion, that is, the entries
  within one document are not linked to each other in any way.
  Unfortunately there is neither currently a solution available, nor do we
  (the members of this project) know when there will be. There are however
  workarounds, e.g. finding and editing all references with the same ID in
  the document. If you are a very good programmer, you could probably write
  a macro that does that...
 
  For OOoBib, the bibliography extension we are planning, this is already
  considered, of course.
 
  Matthias Basler
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