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Bib2x Userguide

Bib2x allows the conversion of BibTeX bibliographies to any ASCII/UTF8-based file format (like XHTML, XML, RTF, ...) using templates.Bib2x allows filtering on a subset of bibliographic entries read from BibTeX databases.
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Bib2x Userguide

Bib2x allows the conversion of BibTeX bibliographies to any ASCII/UTF8-based file format (like XHTML, XML, RTF, ...) using templates.Bib2x allows filtering on a subset of bibliographic entries read from BibTeX databases.
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Bib2x Usage

Alexander Feder [email protected] June 5, 2006

1 Usage
BIB2x is to be used inside a shell and demands redirection capabilities. Results are written to stdout, thus can be redirected from there to a le or any other device. BIB2x understands following arguments: -o output species the output format. Deprecated, use templates instead. following output-targets exists: html outputs a fancy html page. (not adjustable) plaintext a plain dump of the BIBTEX-entries, aligned by tabs. odb dumps the ODB especially interesting for debug purpose. -f filename species the BibTeX-le to be read from. -t filename species the template-le to be used for generating the output. -r CONSTRAINTS species optional constraints to be applied to the set of entries stored in the BIBTEX le to be read from. The syntax for constraints is described in the template documentation. Enclose with quotation-marks. -v sets output to verbose will print various information to stderr. -V prints version. -h displays a short help.

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