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more papers, and some corrections #95

Closed darijgr closed 5 years ago

haraldschilly commented 5 years ago

Travis fails, see error in the details above.

darijgr commented 5 years ago

I'm afraid I can't debug this; is there a way to see the line number?

The reason for removing the {}s is that your site doesn't seem to correctly parse \mathbb{...}'s; it appears to just throw away the {} signs, leaving unparseable things like "\mathbbZ" behind. But maybe the whitespace solution is just as bad.

haraldschilly commented 5 years ago

Hmm, I don't know how this "mathbb" is handled. There is a parser script pubparse.py and it does some conversions for the website. I even found mathbb somewhere in a replacement table. I might have touched it once or twice, but I'm not sure what it does. What you describe sounds like a bug report.

haraldschilly commented 5 years ago

well, I think I'll just try to merge this and fix whatever is going on. Probably putting back the curly brackets. Then in a second iteration we can look into what's going on with the formulas.

haraldschilly commented 5 years ago

ok, merged, and ready for round 2 :-)

darijgr commented 5 years ago

Thanks Harald for tracing this one back to the typo! I wasn't aware of biber; now I'm wondering if I should use it for my own papers (have been avoiding bibtex so far for its pitfalls and inflexibility).

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haraldschilly commented 5 years ago

If you're curious, here is how cocalc calls biber as a tool.

and please be aware that it canonicalized many fields as well. e.g. your year and month became date = {2011-01}, I don't know much about the syntax details and their history, but I just blindly trust that it knows what it is doing :walking_man: … not sure if this is still bibtex compatible.