Diacritics and Zotero to BibTex export, i.e. í
Hi,
I am sorry to bring the diacrticis problem again but I cannot find a solution what shoudl I do to export correctly names with diacrticis from Zotero to BibTex. In explicit, I have a problem with the letter "í", all other diacrticis are exported just fine, for example ö as {\"o}, but this one letter is always exported as {\'\i} instead of {\'i}, is there any simple way of fixing it other than just a global search and replace before Tex-generated file is printed?
Best,
K.
I am sorry to bring the diacrticis problem again but I cannot find a solution what shoudl I do to export correctly names with diacrticis from Zotero to BibTex. In explicit, I have a problem with the letter "í", all other diacrticis are exported just fine, for example ö as {\"o}, but this one letter is always exported as {\'\i} instead of {\'i}, is there any simple way of fixing it other than just a global search and replace before Tex-generated file is printed?
Best,
K.
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Either form is valid markup, though may lead to different printed characters when using different TeX chains. I think it makes sense we keep the current form for greater compatibility.
Katarzyna: what issues are you having with {\'\i}?
I have to change it in bib file into {\'i} before compiling to get the correct dispaly, i.e. when I have {Reykjav{\'\i}k} the accent mark looks just odd, and when I have {Reykjav{\'i}k} it looks as I expect it to look.
If you say that {\'\i} is the correct encoding then maybe there is some problem with my preamble... I don't know now what the problem is.
I've seen reports that "{\'{\i}}" should be compatible across processors, but I don't know how @"Katarzyna Anna" s toolchain is composed.
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