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BibTeX
files.
See:
Description
Class Summary | |
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BibtexAbstractEntry | Abstract entries are the building blocks of BibTex files. |
BibtexAbstractValue | Abstract values are the values that can be used as field values in entries or as bodies of macros. |
BibtexConcatenatedValue | Two abstract values concatenated by the hash-operator (#). |
BibtexEntry | An entry is something that can be referenced by a latex file using the \cite command. |
BibtexFile | This is the root of a BibTex DOM tree and the factory for any BibTex model - the only way
to create nodes. |
BibtexMacroDefinition | BibTex let's you define macros which are essentially just shortcuts for strings. |
BibtexMacroReference | A BibtexMacroReference references a BibtexMacroDefinition. |
BibtexNode | An abstract superclass for all BibTex model nodes. |
BibtexPerson | BibtexPerson objects are elements of BibtexPersonList s, which can be used in author or editor
fields. |
BibtexPersonList | A list of BibtexPerson objects that can be used for author or editor fields - use the PersonListExpander to
convert all editor/author field values of a particular BibtexFile to BibtexPersonLists . |
BibtexPreamble | A preamble can be used to include pretty much arbitrary LaTex/Tex at the beginning of a generated bibliography. |
BibtexStandardMacros | With standard macros we mean the ones defined in plain.bst |
BibtexString | A String - this class is used for numbers as well - if there's a number wrapped in here, the toString() method will be smart enough to leave out the braces, and thus print {1979} as 1979. |
BibtexToplevelComment | Top-level comments wrap everything that is at the top-level of a BibTex file and not parsable as some
other entry. |
This is an object model for parsed BibTeX
files. Serialization routines are included. BibtexFile
is the factory and root node for any BibTeX
model. The initial code of this package comes from henkel@cs.colorado.edu
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