Julian Kirsch
Julian Kirsch
> This results because of using the JabRef Browser Extension I am terribly sorry, I did not check for this usecase. ( Honestly I only tested manual input. 😐)
> > Can you give an example text raising "LaTeX Parsing Error: Math superscript (^) and subscript (_) characters are not allowed in text mode"? > > In my case,...
> LaTeX Parsing Error: Undefined command \textgreater LaTeX Parsing Error: Undefined command \textbackslash LaTeX Parsing Error: Undefined command \textbar LaTeX Parsing Error: Undefined command \textless > I guess, there would...
> We could maybe check only the fields which are going to be typeset using LaTeX in the common bibliography styles - to avoid noice? Comment, abstract, ... would not...
> Found 2 unescaped '&' Okay, but that's the "fault" of the AmpersandChecker which was introduced [earlier](https://github.com/JabRef/jabref/pull/9758). ~As the problem seems to be predominantly induced by urls, url-encoding as solution...
Made a mistake in the implementation (reading whole column for dict entries). I ll attempt to fix it.
> Thanks for opening this PR. Can you also include [a unit test please](https://github.com/mukunku/ParquetViewer/blob/master/src/ParquetViewer.Tests/SanityTests.cs)? Sure I can do that. > I can also help out with implementing if you could...
> My understanding was that a Map consisted of a single key/value pair. You may be correct - I not very familiar with the parquet file format - but I...
> Sure, if you could share the link here that would be great. I've had success zipping my parquet files and uploading them here. Example: [MAP_TYPE_TEST1.zip](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/16591411/MAP_TYPE_TEST1.zip) Totally forgot zipping was...
Made it parse and display values at their correct positions (or at least where I think they should be) now fixing quick peek and doing some cleanup on my side,...