I am using the BibTex export as a way to migrate a big bibliography between two sites. However, while my exported bibliography gets properly escape all (yes, I know it's rather a best-effort) non-ASCII entities, the import does not turn them back into the originals. This means, while I do have many such examples in my output:
@book {398,
title = {Desarrollo Econ{\'o}mico y Cambio Institucional: Una aproximaci{\'o}n al estudio del atraso econ{\'o}mico y el desarrollo tard{\'\i}o desde la perspectiva sist{\'e}mica},
year = {2010},
month = {02/2010},
author = {Miguel {\'A}ngel Rivera R{\'\i}os}
}
When importing them, the author name is not changed back into Miguel Ángel Rivera Ríos.
I am far from a PHP coder, but I see this might be an oversight — You do ship both modules/bibtexParse/transtab_latex_unicode.inc.php and modules/bibtexParse/transtab_unicode_bibtex.inc.php, but only the latter is called from modules/bibtexParse/biblio_bibtex.module
Thanks a lot for your hard work and a great module,
Comments
Comment #1
glebaron commentedI'm seeing a similar problem. When adding content with "DOI Lookup" data is ignored up to the special character.
For example importing 10.1088/0264-9381/29/14/145007 gives one of the authors as:
é, Thierry
rather than:
Daudé, Thierry
This is with the 2013-Apr-17 development version
Comment #2
Robin Millette commentedSee #2071979: [PATCH] Bibtex import: Breaks if special character is right before the closing brace / many greek symbols not decoded