.TH "wileyEndNoteFilt" 1 "Mon Dec 7 2015" "Version 2015-12-07" "r2bib" \" -*- nroff -*-
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.SH NAME
wileyEndNoteFilt \- convert Wiley's EndNote author tags to the standard
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.SH "SYNOPSIS "
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\fIwileyEndNoteFilt\fP
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.SH "OPTIONS "
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none
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.SH "DESCRIPTION "
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\fIwileyEndNoteFilt\fP interprets the standard input as an EndNote bibligraphy file and rewrites lines with %A and %E tags if they contain at least one author and if each author is followed by a comma\&. Basically the format
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%A firstinit firstM\&. firstAfam, sendinit secondM\&. secondM2\&. secondAfam,
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is dispersed into lines
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%A firstAfam, firstinit firstM\&.
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%A secondAfam, sendinit secondM\&. secondM2\&.
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with only one person per tag, regrouping first names and middle names relative to family names\&.
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Need of this type of filter arises with EndNote files produced by Wiley's web interfaces\&. The obvious problem with the plain format which shows all authors in the natural language format is that fillers of two kinds, namely the roman numbers and 'Jr\&.' and 'Sr\&.' tags on one hand and any qualifiers like 'de' and 'van' particularly frequent in languages like Dutch on the other, cannot easily be dispatched into the standard format, which is first-names-and-initials, de-von-van-dos-etc last-name, Jr-Sr-numerals\&. In addition, it is not obvious (to European readers) whether Chinese names have already been swapped once or are in the traditional format\&.
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Keeping this in mind, this filter ought only be run if the input is of the aforementioned comma-delimited format, but not if it originates from multiple sources of mixed author-editor styles\&. In addition, the EndNote import filter provided on the Wiley web page is certainly to be favoured if the data are imported into the native EndNote\&.
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.SH "EXAMPLES "
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cat foo*\&.enw | wileyEndNoteFilt > bar\&.end
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.SH "CAUTION "
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An attempt is made to swap first and family names on the fly\&. Generally, the last string of the name is interpreted as the family name\&. If the name contains strings like ' von ' or ' dos ', they are classified as modifiers which are frequent in Dutch, German, Spanish and Italian compound names, and these are also attributed to the family name\&. The source code contains a hard-coded list of these initialiasers; this may certainly fail in some cases\&.
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.SH "BUGS "
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The filter will stumble if some names contain HTML-components which use commas\&. No such cases exist in the character entity references in HTML 4\&.0, so this seems not to be an issue\&.
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.SH "AUTHOR "
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Richard J\&. Mathar, http://www.mpia.de/~mathar