brian@radio.astro.utoronto.ca (Brian Glendenning) (09/07/89)
I use bibtex mode to prepare bibliography entries. When you enter them
by hand all is well, lines get filled and indented the way you would
want them to:
@Book{,
author = "Foo Bar",
title = "Really Long Entries Get Formatted Nicely - But Only
If You Type Them In By Hand",
publisher = "FuBar",
year = "1999",
}
(Emacs starts out by giving you entries like:
author = "",
and you type between the "'s).
Sometimes, however, rather than typing them in by hand you construct
them from some other source, e.g. the output of a database search.
That is, the text from some file is systematically inserted between
the ""'s, typically by using a keyboard macro using C-y (yank). My
question is: is there any straightforward way to get entries generated
this way formatted nicely like the ones you enter by hand? Thanks.
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Brian Glendenning - Radio astronomy, University of Toronto
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Brian Glendenning - Radio astronomy, University of Toronto
brian@radio.astro.utoronto.ca uunet!utai!radio!brian glendenn@utorphys.bitnet