Olivier Mangin

Hi @philonor, did you have a look at [customizations](https://bibtexparser.readthedocs.io/en/v0.6.2/tutorial.html#customizations)? I believe you could use the `convert_to_unicode` function. Does it answer your issue?

Indeed. Thanks for reporting this. It is due to an incompatible design between some customization like `link` and `doi` and the rest of them. Anyway, it should at least be...

See also #193: >**`latex_to_unicode` customization should preserve escaped braces** >See https://github.com/sciunto-org/python-bibtexparser/blob/master/bibtexparser/latexenc.py#L70 and #187.

Good point. I was initially more inclined toward B but A seems to make more sense visually. No strong opinion though. For the wrapping, you could also add an `auto`...

Hi @naba-nyan. That's an interesting question, thanks. I am not 100% sure about it but it could be worth trying registering your aliases as well to `argscomplete` using a variant...

Yes, indeed. For now the output is sorted according to the date of addition to the repository, and there is an argument for sorting alphabetically according to the citekey. Before...

I created a separate issue for the citekey indentation. Any volunteer for implementing the sorting option?

Thanks @tomleung1996 for reporting this. The entry that does not work is the following: ```bibtex @article{ ISI:000435037500001, Author = {Maiello, Mark L. and Cole, Jessica and Vernetti, Elaine}, Title =...

Yes, that is possible. Depending on the bibtex format descriptions there can be a pretty wide definition of comments. A lot of the issues can fall there and get unnoticed....

The issue then is that doing ```python parser.common_strings = True parser.common_strings = False ``` would not behave as expected since the second one would have no effect. We could then...