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> Thanks for your prompt reply.
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> Attached is a short .bbl file (bib.bbl) and latex file (bib.tex)
> The document that used that can be seen at:
> http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/~jowh6/phase/phase.html
Thanks.
The effect occurs when BibTeX inserts \penalty0 into \bibitem entries,
immediately before the page-number range.
The current implementation of &ignore_numeric_argument
gobbles too much: \penalty0 112--206
^^^^^-------- takes all of this.
I've just updated natbib.perl at latex2html.org with a 1-line fix
that scans the bibliography contents, to remove these \penalty commands:
s/\\newblock/\<BR\>/g; # break at each \newblock
$* = 0; # Multiline matching OFF
s/\\penalty\d+//mg; # Remove \penalty declarations
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^--------------- added this line.
local($this_item,$this_kind, $title);
# skip to the first bibliography entry
A similar line may need to be inserted in latex2html.pin
within the subroutine block for:
sub do_env_thebibliography {
to cater for the same .bbl but without natbib being used.
This probably isn't vital, but may be a good precaution
for when the BibTeX .bst has been generated to be *like* natbib,
but without explicitly using natbib.
> It was run without any command line arguments.
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> Hope this is enough, there are other documents available if you want
> more evidence, let me know
No, this example was just fine, to isolate the problem; thanks.
Thanks for the bug report,
Ross Moore
> Stephen
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