Re: Show changes by date

2020-04-30 Thread Emiliano Heyns 
Yes, the BBT settings in the Zotero preferences pane are provided by BBT,
but that preferences pane is mostly a passive GUI. The Firefox base that
Zotero builds on listens for changes in those fields and then changes the
settings on behalf of Zotero/BBT. That path only gets triggered if the user
makes changes in the GUI. There are a few other places where BBT actively
writes to the settings, but none of those places write to the "asciiBibTeX"
settings that is discussed here.

On Thu, 30 Apr 2020 at 08:49, racoon  wrote:

> It is in the Zotero preferences but probably due to a plugin provided by
> BBT.
>
> On 2020-04-30 08:48, Emiliano Heyns wrote:
> > /Thanks everyone for their helpful comments. Finally, I was able to
> > find a problem in the Better BibTeX. Some update must have caused
> > the export settings to go off. It disabled the "Export unicode as
> > plaint-latex commands" option. Pretty bad bug, I think. This
> > together with my document not being set to utf8 caused a mess./
> >
> > /
> > /
> > Last release of BBT was 18 days ago, so if some update was a cause it
> > wasn't necessarily BBT.
> >
> > If there's a problem in BBT, please report on the github issue tracker.
> > I currently can't think of a place in BBT that even could change
> > settings -- not even the preferences pane. Those changes are managed by
> > the base platform that Zotero builds on.
>
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Re: Show changes by date

2020-04-29 Thread Emiliano Heyns 
*Thanks everyone for their helpful comments. Finally, I was able to find a
problem in the Better BibTeX. Some update must have caused the
export settings to go off. It disabled the "Export unicode as
plaint-latex commands" option. Pretty bad bug, I think. This together with
my document not being set to utf8 caused a mess.*


Last release of BBT was 18 days ago, so if some update was a cause it
wasn't necessarily BBT.

If there's a problem in BBT, please report on the github issue tracker. I
currently can't think of a place in BBT that even could change settings --
not even the preferences pane. Those changes are managed by the base
platform that Zotero builds on.
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Re: Show changes by date

2020-04-29 Thread Daniel 

On 2020-04-29 21:47, Kornel Benko wrote:

Am Wed, 29 Apr 2020 20:56:29 +0200
schrieb racoon :


On 2020-04-29 20:43, Joel Kulesza wrote:

On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 12:33 PM Daniel mailto:xraco...@gmx.de>> wrote:

 Hi,

 I am hunting down some encoding error possibly to do with my
 bibliography which is created via Zotero and Better BibTeX. If I remove
 the bibliography from my document it works fine. I am unable to
 create a
 minimal example because I don't know which entry is causing the
 problem.
 Is there a way to show the tracked changes I made by date so I can go
 through all the changes I made today in order to find the
 problematic entry?


Do you track the problematic file in version control (e.g., git)?  Is it
stored on an online service like Dropbox?  If not, I don't have a
suggestion, but either of those facilities should give some historical
perspective.

- Joel


Thanks!

Yes, it might be worth trying to check whether a previous version of the
bib file fixes the problem. Sometimes Better BibTeX introduces problem.

As for the documents. Unfortunately there are quite a view documents
involved. Would you recommend downloading the previous version, accept
all changes in the document, and do a diff?

I am actually also using git. But I too rarely create commits. So, that
would be searching for the needle in the haystack, I guess. I need to
get a better commit routine, like once a day.

/Daniel


Yes, it is possible, but you have to write a script.
The change is recorded as a number (seconds from JAN 1 1970)
On unix it is easy to determine the value , say 1 day old:
$ date +%s --date=20200429
Here it gives 1588197600
Every number bigger than that in the lyx file markes the newer change.

Kornel


Thanks everyone for their helpful comments. Finally, I was able to find 
a problem in the Better BibTeX. Some update must have caused the export 
settings to go off. It disabled the "Export unicode as plaint-latex 
commands" option. Pretty bad bug, I think. This together with my 
document not being set to utf8 caused a mess.


Daniel

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Re: Show changes by date

2020-04-29 Thread Kornel Benko 
Am Wed, 29 Apr 2020 20:56:29 +0200
schrieb racoon :

> On 2020-04-29 20:43, Joel Kulesza wrote:
> > On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 12:33 PM Daniel  > > wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am hunting down some encoding error possibly to do with my
> > bibliography which is created via Zotero and Better BibTeX. If I remove
> > the bibliography from my document it works fine. I am unable to
> > create a
> > minimal example because I don't know which entry is causing the
> > problem.
> > Is there a way to show the tracked changes I made by date so I can go
> > through all the changes I made today in order to find the
> > problematic entry?
> >
> >
> > Do you track the problematic file in version control (e.g., git)?  Is it
> > stored on an online service like Dropbox?  If not, I don't have a
> > suggestion, but either of those facilities should give some historical
> > perspective.
> >
> > - Joel  
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> Yes, it might be worth trying to check whether a previous version of the
> bib file fixes the problem. Sometimes Better BibTeX introduces problem.
> 
> As for the documents. Unfortunately there are quite a view documents
> involved. Would you recommend downloading the previous version, accept
> all changes in the document, and do a diff?
> 
> I am actually also using git. But I too rarely create commits. So, that
> would be searching for the needle in the haystack, I guess. I need to
> get a better commit routine, like once a day.
> 
> /Daniel

Yes, it is possible, but you have to write a script.
The change is recorded as a number (seconds from JAN 1 1970)
On unix it is easy to determine the value , say 1 day old:
$ date +%s --date=20200429
Here it gives 1588197600
Every number bigger than that in the lyx file markes the newer change.

Kornel


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Re: Show changes by date

2020-04-29 Thread racoon 

On 2020-04-29 20:43, Joel Kulesza wrote:

On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 12:33 PM Daniel mailto:xraco...@gmx.de>> wrote:

Hi,

I am hunting down some encoding error possibly to do with my
bibliography which is created via Zotero and Better BibTeX. If I remove
the bibliography from my document it works fine. I am unable to
create a
minimal example because I don't know which entry is causing the
problem.
Is there a way to show the tracked changes I made by date so I can go
through all the changes I made today in order to find the
problematic entry?


Do you track the problematic file in version control (e.g., git)?  Is it
stored on an online service like Dropbox?  If not, I don't have a
suggestion, but either of those facilities should give some historical
perspective.

- Joel


Thanks!

Yes, it might be worth trying to check whether a previous version of the
bib file fixes the problem. Sometimes Better BibTeX introduces problem.

As for the documents. Unfortunately there are quite a view documents
involved. Would you recommend downloading the previous version, accept
all changes in the document, and do a diff?

I am actually also using git. But I too rarely create commits. So, that
would be searching for the needle in the haystack, I guess. I need to
get a better commit routine, like once a day.

/Daniel
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Re: Show changes by date

2020-04-29 Thread Joel Kulesza 
On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 12:33 PM Daniel  wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am hunting down some encoding error possibly to do with my
> bibliography which is created via Zotero and Better BibTeX. If I remove
> the bibliography from my document it works fine. I am unable to create a
> minimal example because I don't know which entry is causing the problem.
> Is there a way to show the tracked changes I made by date so I can go
> through all the changes I made today in order to find the problematic
> entry?
>

Do you track the problematic file in version control (e.g., git)?  Is it
stored on an online service like Dropbox?  If not, I don't have a
suggestion, but either of those facilities should give some historical
perspective.

- Joel
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Show changes by date

2020-04-29 Thread Daniel 

Hi,

I am hunting down some encoding error possibly to do with my 
bibliography which is created via Zotero and Better BibTeX. If I remove 
the bibliography from my document it works fine. I am unable to create a 
minimal example because I don't know which entry is causing the problem. 
Is there a way to show the tracked changes I made by date so I can go 
through all the changes I made today in order to find the problematic entry?


It is, unfortunately, urgent.

Kind regards,
Daniel

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