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LaTeX commands in TITLE field (bibtex files) are not preserved when importing #45
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This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had any recent activity. The resources of the Academic team are limited, and so we are asking for your help. |
I will not mark this as a bug but as a feature request. The title of some mathematical papers includes LaTeX commands (that starts with a backslash ""). The script automatically erases all the backslash inside the fields of a bibtex file when importing it into the Academic theme. As a consequence, the title is not rendered correctly (see my previous picture). For a small references database is easy to fix one by one but for a big one (like the one of a research group) is not. |
This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had any recent activity. The resources of the Academic team are limited, and so we are asking for your help. |
I've just run into this and I agree that this is an issue. Is there any good reason why the backslashes are removed? |
After importing a bibtex file with the following entry:
I obtained the following markdown file for the publication entry
Observe how the characters in the authors name are correctly transformed but the backslash character of the LaTeX command \Bbb (for blackboard letter) is missing in the title. This produce a bad formater title.
Compare the two images below. The first one is with "$Bbb C^2$" while the second one is "$\Bbb C^2$" (which is the correct one).
The character "\" inside $$ in the title should be doubled instead of removed. See for instance the warning at the end of the Manually managing content in the academic documentation.
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