Hi,
I just cloned the recent git version of bibdesktoword and tried to generate citations with the BDtW-NumberedBracketedCite* scheme. However, the BibDeskToWord.py python script didn't replace the generated citations from BibDesk and I ended up with in text citations that always started with [1, ...].
After a bit of investigation, I found out that the BDtW-NumberedBracketedCite* were broken. After fixing them by insterting :::Index:<$itemIndex/>::: instead of just <$itemIndex/> I got the proper reference numbers in my text after running the script.
Other than that BibdeskToWork works like a charm with Bibdesk 1.5.10 and Word 2011 on OSX10.5.8.
ackman678
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9 years ago
Hi, I just cloned the recent git version of bibdesktoword and tried to generate citations with the BDtW-NumberedBracketedCite* scheme. However, the BibDeskToWord.py python script didn't replace the generated citations from BibDesk and I ended up with in text citations that always started with [1, ...].
After a bit of investigation, I found out that the BDtW-NumberedBracketedCite* were broken. After fixing them by insterting :::Index:<$itemIndex/>::: instead of just <$itemIndex/> I got the proper reference numbers in my text after running the script.
Other than that BibdeskToWork works like a charm with Bibdesk 1.5.10 and Word 2011 on OSX10.5.8.
Best,
A.