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@dstillman would it be OK for me to get a copy of those logs? I'm really keen to get this sorted, and I still have a few days of leave left which gives me a bit of time to work on this.
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My mistake -- it's just been updated
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Newest version is apt-gettable from https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-deb . I believe ppa:smathot/cogscinl hasn't been updated for a while.
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I don't know if there's much for Frank to debug -- string.split should always return an array of strings, and it returns an array of strings and floats instead here; that looks like a bug in the javascript environment, not the javascript code. Have…
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Super. No errors, but some indication that you have large auto-exports going, is that possible? Since export are synchronous, if they're kicked off during startup, that could keep Zotero busy at a critical time, which would throw up popups whether …
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Out of the 2500 or so lines in that log, only some 90 were from BBT activity. I also don't see any errors in that log. Rather than trying to view the log (which is pretty heavy on Zotero), is it possible to submit a debug log from the Help menu usi…
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I have it reproducible with this reference. Import this file into a clean Zotero on 32 bit Lubuntu 18.04, 7-step bibliography from above gets me the error. Works without problem on 64 bit Zotero on Ubuntu 18.04
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Or can you restart with logging enabled and send a bbt error report?
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Wait, can I get a copy of those logs? If BBT is causing zotero errors I'd like to get a chance to fix it.
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Also tried just extracting the bz2 download and running that on Lubuntu 32 bit, no problems creating a Chicago bibliography. But indeed: what .sh file? There's no .sh file in the Zotero tarball.
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(I installed from https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-deb BTW)
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I've installed Lubuntu 18.04 32 bit in virtualbox and imported the first sample from https://www.verbosus.com/bibtex-style-examples.html using copy "@article{article,.....}" to the clipboard select "Import from clipboard" in Zotero and then I can …
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Ah - we did do one without at some point, but it's best to have a clear log. BBT doesn't meddle with citeproc, but a clear isolated case is best. @parthpatel from what I can tell it doesn't matter which reference you pick as long as the language fi…
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We tried with Chicago but just because I knew that style would invoke the Citeproc title caser. We did at least one with all extensions disabled, and then he gets [JavaScript Error: "TypeError: str.trim is not a function" {file: "chrome://zotero/co…
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Ah right -- as of a while ago, that setting is private to the auto-export, not global. Sorry, missed that.
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What was the report ID?
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Please don't change the previously mentioned reference yet! If you can export it to "BetterBibTeX JSON" and get that to me (that's what the right-click-send-report does among other things) I can investigate, but if the problem no longer occurs, I ca…
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That must be a different character composition then. Could you do me a favor, right-click on that reference where you see the problem, submit a BBT error report, and post the debug ID in a BBT issue at https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bib…
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If you want "é" to output to "\'e", you have to have "export unicode as plain-text latex commands on" in the BBT preferences, which for BibTeX is the default. For BibLaTeX it is off by default, but BibLaTeX has supported unicode for some time.
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They binaries will be identical, the only thing the deb does is put the binaries in place and generate menu files.
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For math formulas you don't strictly need #LaTeX BTW, that can also be done like this: https://retorque.re/zotero-better-bibtex/scripting/#detect-and-protect-latex-math-formulas
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The accents being placed wrong was BBTs fault; BBT 5.1.36 has been released to address this. Verbatim import is no longer possible in BBT; it used to be possible in the 4.x series, but the new parser doesn't support it. The \ before \& being re…
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https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-deb works, just tested on Mate (it's also more up to date)
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Perhaps another program has a lock on the file? Have you added the Zotero dir to something like dropbox? A quick google shows you can see if something has the file open using http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/opened_files_view.html , and that you can se…
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Updated dirwalker at https://gist.github.com/643dab61a2d5302982bf75dd2ede752e -- I missed that you wanted epubs as well as pdfs. This one wants you to be specific about what you want imported, so invocation is now dir2rdf.py [folder path] [extensio…
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Updated dirwalker at https://gist.githubusercontent.com/retorquere/e4228b555e7820aad3d8cd0fc33e78e8/raw/fbf3de8e442a3e7c5c44a9353cdf1e9118dc2b64/dir2rdf.py -- previous versions would place all folders at the toplevel instead of nesting them.
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All this leaves unaddressed how you want to couple the PDF files to the stuff you have in the ODF file.
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The dir walker also does not care what's in the files, it only looks at the file name. So if an Excel file is called "gotcha.pdf", the dir walker will add it to the RDF as a PDF file. How that is handled on import I don't know but I suspect Zotero w…
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Python version doesn't really matter to me but it's good to know which is in play (I tried the dir walker with both 2 and 3) but what "python" is default is system dependent. Having it on Linux makes things easier for me. What is your system locale…
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https://gist.githubusercontent.com/retorquere/1e3c48ee94e67e797d0c3e42fd8da6c7/raw/18c99c815b5229a4aeb63fd2b8e5f27f848226df/refs.py will parse the 3-line format you specified, given a text file (not ODF, you will have to save as plain-text) into CSL…