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-.IX Title "Reference::Output::Bibtex 3pm"
-.TH Reference::Output::Bibtex 3pm "2013-09-10" "perl v5.14.2" "User Contributed Perl Documentation"
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-.SH "NAME"
-Reference::Output::Bibtex \-\- Output references in BibTeX format
-.SH "SYNOPSIS"
-.IX Header "SYNOPSIS"
-.Vb 1
-\&     print bibtex($reference);
-.Ve
-.PP
-Returns a reference formatted in bibtex format.
-.SH "DESCRIPTION"
-.IX Header "DESCRIPTION"
-Knows how to handle the reference\-> bibtex field mapping for many
-reference types, but overridden types may need to provide their own
-mapping.
-.SH "BUGS"
-.IX Header "BUGS"
-None known.
-.SS "bibtex"
-.IX Subsection "bibtex"
-.Vb 3
-\&     print bibtex $reference;
-\&     %bibtex = bibtex $reference;
-\&     print bibtex($reference,mapping=>{...})
-.Ve
-.PP
-In scalar context, returns a formatted bibtex entry, suitable for
-printing. In list context, returns a hash of key, value pairs which
-can be used to print a formatted bibtex entry.
-.PP
-You can also pass an optional mapping to be used for making the bibtex
-entry. See \fBbibtex_mapping\fR for the details.
-.PP
-The mappings are obeyed in the following order, the first taking
-precedence over the last.
-.IP "Passed mapping" 4
-.IX Item "Passed mapping"
-.PD 0
-.IP "Object's bibtex_mapping" 4
-.IX Item "Object's bibtex_mapping"
-.IP "Internal bibtex_mapping (%Reference::Output::Bibtex::bibtex_mapping)" 4
-.IX Item "Internal bibtex_mapping (%Reference::Output::Bibtex::bibtex_mapping)"
-.PD
-.PP
-Returns a \s-1SCALAR\s0 bibtex reference in scalar context, a \s-1HASH\s0 bibtex
-reference in list context
-.SS "bibtex_mapping"
-.IX Subsection "bibtex_mapping"
-.Vb 11
-\&      $Reference::Output::Bibtex::bibtex_mapping{Article} =
-\&        {mapping => {author   => {field  => \*(Aqauthor\*(Aq,
-\&                                  join   => \*(Aq and \*(Aq,
-\&                                  params => [],
-\&                                 },
-\&                     volume   => \*(Aqvolume\*(Aq,
-\&                     Articlce => \*(Aqname\*(Aq,
-\&                     foo      => \*(Aqbar\*(Aq,
-\&                    },
-\&         order => [qw(name author volume foo)],
-\&        };
-.Ve
-.PP
-This variable holds the mapping to bibtex output.
-.PP
-Each type of reference has its own keys. Currently the following types
-are supported by the Bibtex output method:
-.IP "article" 4
-.IX Item "article"
-.PD 0
-.IP "collection" 4
-.IX Item "collection"
-.IP "book" 4
-.IX Item "book"
-.PD
-.PP
-If you wish to add support for your own custom reference type, you
-merely need to add a bibtex_mapping element to your class's hashref,
-or add to this variable. [Preferbly the former, as the latter should
-only be used by the end user.]
-.PP
-The mapping key in the reference type hashref is a hashref containing
-key value pairs according to the following metric:
-.ie n .IP "If the mapping key value is not a reference, the value is used as the name function to call via ""$reference\-""field>. [In the example above, the volume mapping is built by a call to ""$reference\-""volume>]." 4
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-.IX Item "If the mapping key value is not a reference, the value is used as the name function to call via $reference-field>. [In the example above, the volume mapping is built by a call to $reference-volume>]."
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-.PD
-.PP
-The order key in the reference type hashref is an arrayref which
-defines the order in which keys are listed in the BibTeX
-output. Values in the arrayref should be the keys of the mapping
-hashref. [The first value listed is the type of reference/reference
-name pair.]
-.SS "convert_to_utf8"
-.IX Subsection "convert_to_utf8"
-.Vb 1
-\&    $utf8 = convert_to_utf8("text","charset");
-.Ve