bibliograph.core 0.2

Core definitions of bibliograph packages

Contents

• Change history

  • 0.2.0 (2008-09-11)

  • 0.1.0 (2008-05-02)

• Detailed Documentation

  • Overview

• Contributors

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Homepage: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/bibliograph.core

Code repository: http://svn.plone.org/svn/collective/bibliograph.core/

Change history

0.2.0 (2008-09-11)

• Moved _getCommand/_hasCommand functions relating to bibutils from bibliograph.rendering to bibliograph.core [tim2p].

• Updated encodings.py so that accented characters are correctly rendered for BibTeX/LaTeX [tim2p].

• Removed IBibContainerIterator in favour of rolling the functionality into a (new) IBibliography interface [tim2p].

• Added an (unused, currently) IAuthors interface that I plan to develop into a part of the author handling api [tim2p].

• Introduced generic vocabulary bibliography.formats for IBibliographyExport interface [tom_gross].

0.1.0 (2008-05-02)

• Created recipe with ZopeSkel [tom_gross].

• Ported necessary core parts from Products.CMFBibliographyAT

• Added Interfaces

Detailed Documentation

bibliograph.core Package Readme

Overview

Core definitions of bibliograph packages

Here all bits and pieces are defined which are commonly used by the packagages sharing the bibliograph namespace. We provide some interfaces here:

IBibliographicReference is an interface for a single content object with a given schema which can be rendered as a bibliographic entry (bibtex, endnote, ris, etc.).

>>> from bibliograph.core import interfaces
>>> 'IBibliographicReference' in dir(interfaces)
True

IBibliographyExport is a marker for a container directly containing single exportable IBibliographicReference objects.

>>> 'IBibliographyExport' in dir(interfaces)
True

Another part of the package are utility methods and a collection of encodings used within python and latex including a mapping.

A utility method bin_search is included. It acts like the which-command on posix systems. It returns the full path of an executeable command, if it is found in the PATH environment variable.

You may overload the PATH environment variable with another environment variable: BIBUTILS_PATH. Executeables in this location will be found as well.

Contributors

• Tom Gross, [e-mail], Author

• Raphael Ritz, [e-mail], Renderers

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