void Document::writeBibtex (
Library const &lib,
std::ostringstream& out,
bool const usebraces,
bool const utf8)
{
// BibTeX values cannot be larger than 1000 characters - should make sure of this
// We should strip illegal characters from key in a predictable way
out << "@" << bib_.getType() << "{" << key_ << ",\n";
BibData::ExtrasMap extras = bib_.getExtras ();
BibData::ExtrasMap::iterator it = extras.begin ();
BibData::ExtrasMap::iterator const end = extras.end ();
for (; it != end; ++it) {
// Exceptions to usebraces are editor and author because we
// don't want "Foo, B.B. and John Bar" to be literal
writeBibKey (
out,
(*it).first,
(*it).second,
((*it).first.lowercase () != "editor") && usebraces, utf8);
}
// Ideally should know what's a list of human names and what's an
// institution name be doing something different for non-human-name authors?
writeBibKey (out, "author", bib_.getAuthors(), false, utf8);
writeBibKey (out, "title", bib_.getTitle(), usebraces, utf8);
writeBibKey (out, "journal", bib_.getJournal(), usebraces, utf8);
writeBibKey (out, "volume", bib_.getVolume(), false, utf8);
writeBibKey (out, "number", bib_.getIssue(), false, utf8);
writeBibKey (out, "pages", bib_.getPages(), false, utf8);
writeBibKey (out, "year", bib_.getYear(), false, utf8);
writeBibKey (out, "doi", bib_.getDoi(), false, utf8);
if (tagUids_.size () > 0) {
out << "\ttags = \"";
std::vector<int>::iterator tagit = tagUids_.begin ();
std::vector<int>::iterator const tagend = tagUids_.end ();
for (; tagit != tagend; ++tagit) {
if (tagit != tagUids_.begin ())
out << ", ";
out << lib.getTagList()->getName(*tagit);
}
out << "\"\n";
}
out << "}\n\n";
}
/**
* Temporarily duplicating functionality in printBibtex and
* writeBibtex -- the difference is that writeBibtex requires a
* Library reference in order to resolve tag uids to names.
* In order to be usable from PythonDocument printBibtex just
* doesn't bother printing tags at all.
*
* This will get fixed when the ill-conceived tag ID system is
* replaced with lists of strings
*/
Glib::ustring Document::printBibtex (
bool const useBraces,
bool const utf8)
{
std::ostringstream out;
// BibTeX values cannot be larger than 1000 characters - should make sure of this
// We should strip illegal characters from key in a predictable way
out << "@" << bib_.getType() << "{" << key_ << ",\n";
BibData::ExtrasMap extras = bib_.getExtras ();
BibData::ExtrasMap::iterator it = extras.begin ();
BibData::ExtrasMap::iterator const end = extras.end ();
for (; it != end; ++it) {
// Exceptions to useBraces are editor and author because we
// don't want "Foo, B.B. and John Bar" to be literal
writeBibKey (
out,
(*it).first,
(*it).second,
((*it).first.lowercase () != "editor") && useBraces, utf8);
}
// Ideally should know what's a list of human names and what's an
// institution name be doing something different for non-human-name authors?
writeBibKey (out, "author", bib_.getAuthors(), false, utf8);
writeBibKey (out, "title", bib_.getTitle(), useBraces, utf8);
writeBibKey (out, "journal", bib_.getJournal(), useBraces, utf8);
writeBibKey (out, "volume", bib_.getVolume(), false, utf8);
writeBibKey (out, "number", bib_.getIssue(), false, utf8);
writeBibKey (out, "pages", bib_.getPages(), false, utf8);
writeBibKey (out, "year", bib_.getYear(), false, utf8);
writeBibKey (out, "doi", bib_.getDoi(), false, utf8);
out << "}\n\n";
return out.str();
}