I wrote a small program to make the geometry bib database more uniform
(fix author names, conferences names, etc) and more convenient to use
(at least in my humble opinion). First names are truncated - this is
the way I like it. People with different preference should use the
program below to generate their own version.
Thus, an entry in bib file looks like:
@inproceedings{cs-adpch-88
, author = "K. L. Clarkson and P. W. Shor"
, title = "Algorithms for diametral pairs and convex hulls that
are optimal, randomized, and incremental"
, booktitle = SOCG_1988
, year = 1988
, pages = "12--17"
}
Isn't this just slightly more readable than the regular version?
geom.bib - my version of geombib. Based on
the geom.bib from 08/08/01.
Biblook is a program for quickly searching through bibtex files. It
was written by Jeff Erickson. Go
here to get
the latest version. This version is in the public domain.
A different version of biblook that include readline is this. This version is under the GPL.