Update literature.py to optionally create tex/bib output #908
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Also update a-b interfaces to use new syntax (start with ADS:(bibcode) or DOI:(doi code))
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References need to be standardised for this, in the following
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Mostly done. Ideally we should include a bibfile for all codes in AMUSE, probably just one big (not that big) file would do here. |
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I think this works and can be merged. |
# Conflicts: # src/amuse/community/secularmultiple/interface.py
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This would allow AMUSE to recognise "--bibtex" to automatically create a .tex and .bib file, making it easier to include all relevant references in an article.
Ideally we'd have some string available for each AMUSE package, generated from a bibkey, that can simply be included here.