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I was getting an error when running read_bibliography() on a RIS file downloaded from EMBASE:
read_bibliography()
Error in detect_delimiter(zsub) : import failed: unknown reference delimiter
It turned out that only the first 200 lines of the reference were being read, which caused detect_delimiter() to subsequently fail to detect that the reference ended with an ER line and was therefore "endrow" delimited. Replacing lines 93-94 of read_bibliography.R with:
detect_delimiter()
zsub <- z[seq_len(length(z))]
fixed the problem.
Is there a reason for the 200-line limit? Otherwise would you accept a pull request with the change I made?
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I was getting an error when running
read_bibliography()
on a RIS file downloaded from EMBASE:It turned out that only the first 200 lines of the reference were being read, which caused
detect_delimiter()
to subsequently fail to detect that the reference ended with an ER line and was therefore "endrow" delimited. Replacing lines 93-94 of read_bibliography.R with:fixed the problem.
Is there a reason for the 200-line limit? Otherwise would you accept a pull request with the change I made?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: