Finding source of broken BibTEX entry
Hi,
I'm working with Zotero, pandoc, and bibtex, and I was trying to generate a draft of a paper, using the `pandoc-citeproc` feature to process references, when I hit this problem.
It turns out that when I export my Zotero library to a .bib file,
it one of the entries looks is this:
@incollection{__????
}
and this causes pandoc to crash.
Obviously, I can just delete this entry, and everything works as it should (until I export the library again), but what I would like is to be able to locate the broken reference in Zotero, so that I can modify/delete it.
Does anyone know anything about this?
I'm working with Zotero, pandoc, and bibtex, and I was trying to generate a draft of a paper, using the `pandoc-citeproc` feature to process references, when I hit this problem.
It turns out that when I export my Zotero library to a .bib file,
it one of the entries looks is this:
@incollection{__????
}
and this causes pandoc to crash.
Obviously, I can just delete this entry, and everything works as it should (until I export the library again), but what I would like is to be able to locate the broken reference in Zotero, so that I can modify/delete it.
Does anyone know anything about this?
So sort by item type in the central panel and export all book sections. If you've got only a few you'll be able to sport the problem. Otherwise divide them in two, and export both halves individually, see where the broken item is and continue until you have a culprit. Even with 1000 book chapters in your library that'll only take a couple of exports
The culprit was, as you said, a completely blank book section entry.
Most likely, I, at some point in the last few days, clicked
File -> New Item -> Book Section
and didn't modify the entry. D'oh!
Thanks!
Eoin