utter@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu (Paula Sue Utter) (06/29/89)
A colleague of mine and I are going to distribute an on-line
bibliography on parallel debugging. The bibliography file is in BIBTEX
format. We'd like to give people the option of choosing between BIBTEX
or refer. Does anyone know where I can get a BIBTEX to refer converter?
I've heard of one going from refer to BIBTEX, but not the other way.
Also, does anyone know of an easy way to print all the entries in a BIB
file? Right now, I simply keep a TEX file with a list of \cite{..}
commands, then run Latex and BIBTEX on that.
I'd appreciated it if replies were sent to me directly, since I don't
always keep up with this newsgroup. Thanks in advance for the info.
Sue
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BITNET: psu@cornellf.bitnet leichter@CS.YALE.EDU (Jerry Leichter (LEICHTER-JERRY@CS.YALE.EDU)) (06/30/89)
>A colleague of mine and I are going to distribute an on-line >bibliography on parallel debugging. The bibliography file is in BIBTEX >format. We'd like to give people the option of choosing between BIBTEX >or refer. Does anyone know where I can get a BIBTEX to refer converter? >I've heard of one going from refer to BIBTEX, but not the other way. I've never heard of one going in that direction either. >Also, does anyone know of an easy way to print all the entries in a BIB >file? Right now, I simply keep a TEX file with a list of \cite{..} >commands, then run Latex and BIBTEX on that. The current BiBTeX - version .99 or later - supports the LaTeX command: \nocite{*} This tells BiBTeX to included EVERYTHING in the bibiliography. This command is new in .99; it won't work in .98. -- Jerry