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OVERVIEW:
I suggest you first print all man pages (*.[157]) to get an overview of my
additions. The main features are:
* usage of key words, abstracts and annotations (new %W
and %x, %X fields) with full support to print such
bibliographies as is or sorted on key words
* choice of style when punctuation and quotation marks get
together by parametrization of some .ttx files
* a converter from tib to bibtex format
CONTENTS:
tib.5 man page to document the format of tib bibliography
(*.ref) files
tib.7 man page which documents my additional macro files
ttb.c Program to convert tib to bib bibliography format
ttb.1 man page
texbib.sh shell script to tex an annotated tib bibliography
texbib.1 man page
texswlist.sh shell script to tex an annotated tib bibliography,
sorted on key words
texswlist.tib the style used by texswlist
texswlist.1 man page
swortcp.c utility program used by texswlist
tib-2.2-patch do 'patch < tib-2.2-patch' in the tib inputs directory
to create/modify the following files:
abstract.ttx
Macros that print the abstract/annotation and key words of a
paper (as given in the %X, %x and %W fields)
quote.ttx
quoteUSA.ttx
When quotation marks and punctuation get together, these two
files let one chose between American (``Title,'') and European
(``Title'',) style. The following files get modified by the
patch to make this work:
stdd1.ttx
copied from stdd.ttx, [\Dstr] generalized to \leftofdate\Dstr\rightofdate
terse.ttx
redefines \journalarticleformat to ignore %T and %N fields so
that you can enter %T fields in your database, but optionally
ignore them when printing.
