Basically, my motivations are sa follows. No one as far as I can tell has produced a bibtex style which conforms to the Australian legal citation standard, the proper acronym escapes me for the moment. I decided that fiddling around with the bibtex language was no fun and pretty time consuming so I though I should be able to piece together some sort of solution in Haskell. On Apr 8, 2005 8:51 AM, Jeremy Gibbons <jeremy.gibbons@comlab.ox.ac.uk> wrote:
Hi there. I saw Doaitse's reply about a parser, but I'd be interested in anything else you hear too. Will you post a summary to the Haskell list?
You know about Filliatre's bibtex2html, I presume? It isn't a replacement for bibtex, but it runs bibtex and uses the output via an OCaml program to generate html.
I'm curious as to what your interest is.
Cheers, Jeremy
On 7 Apr 2005, at 15:18, Thomas Bevan wrote:
Does anyone know of any work being done on Latex with Haskell?
I am particularly interested in finding a Haskell replacement to Bibtex.
Thanks.
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