Upgrade StorageUTF-8 dashes in page ranges when exporting to BibTeX
I've seen some previous posts about this but no follow-up, I get the impression.
It is, to be honest, only a small problem...
If I export something to BibTex I get 'strange' non-standard dashes/hyphens in any page ranges that occur.
Rendering these in LaTeX will not cause errors, but it will look garbled.
Maybe this comes from me having gotten the metadata of my bibliography items from the net?? (Using Zotero's truly marvelous "Retrieve Metadata for PDF" functionality). Maybe this gives non-ASCII results, like these dashes, that just get copied verbatim?
The same would go for diacritic signs I guess.
(But I am not expecting you guys to translate every possible Unicode character into the proper LaTeX code... ;-) ).
It is, to be honest, only a small problem...
If I export something to BibTex I get 'strange' non-standard dashes/hyphens in any page ranges that occur.
Rendering these in LaTeX will not cause errors, but it will look garbled.
Maybe this comes from me having gotten the metadata of my bibliography items from the net?? (Using Zotero's truly marvelous "Retrieve Metadata for PDF" functionality). Maybe this gives non-ASCII results, like these dashes, that just get copied verbatim?
The same would go for diacritic signs I guess.
(But I am not expecting you guys to translate every possible Unicode character into the proper LaTeX code... ;-) ).
https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/7477/latex-errors-at-keyboard-character-undefined/?Focus=33343#Comment_33343
Sure, I can do that, or just replace them with normal dashes which is also fine.
It just struck me as something that might be easy to avoid for Zotero's export function.
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
(at least in most implementations)
tex.stackexchange.com/questions/118313/a-follow-up-question-on-managing-bibliography-workflow/118393