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My question is: do you find it desirable to handle bibtex-incomplatible biber-style comments in the gem? (Another question would be how - silently and always? optionally?) Or do you prefer to support only standard bibtex features?
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Content outside of an entry are totally fine (they are thrown away by the parser unless you include :meta_content in the options): this example should parse fine, for instance.
Comments inside entries are a different matter. It would be a good idea to have a 'strip_comments' option like you suggest (though, to be safe, I'd disable it by default for backwards compatibility).
I only use biber, never bibtex, and frequently make use of TeX-like comments (
%
and anything up to the end of line) just anywhere:biber is ok with that, bibtex-ruby crashes just like bibtex would. I usually strip comments before parsing the database:
My question is: do you find it desirable to handle bibtex-incomplatible biber-style comments in the gem? (Another question would be how - silently and always? optionally?) Or do you prefer to support only standard bibtex features?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: