The PRRV plugin seems to be useful to visualize relationships across papers. It should be integrated or it should be documented, why it is not integrated. Refs JabRef#152
This ticket tracks the current state of affairs.
As graphical rendering, the LGPL licensed library G is used. Version 1.0 has been released on December 2009 without any updates until now. Maybe, JavaFX can be used for that? (Refs #38, where we discuss charting libraries)
The plugin relies on the paper titles. All white spaces are removed from the references. For each paper: check references of other papers. Iff title string (with whitespaces removed) is contained there, there is a relation ship. (See ReferenceRelationshipViewDialog.java, line 258)
Update Reimplement the plugin functionality based on modern technology.
Steps:
- Rely on stored connections in JabRef (maybe need to be defined) - first idea: cites
- Derive connections from PDF
The PRRV plugin seems to be useful to visualize relationships across papers. It should be integrated or it should be documented, why it is not integrated. Refs JabRef#152
This ticket tracks the current state of affairs.
As graphical rendering, the LGPL licensed library G is used. Version 1.0 has been released on December 2009 without any updates until now. Maybe, JavaFX can be used for that? (Refs #38, where we discuss charting libraries)
The plugin relies on the paper titles. All white spaces are removed from the references. For each paper: check
referencesof other papers. Iff title string (with whitespaces removed) is contained there, there is a relation ship. (SeeReferenceRelationshipViewDialog.java, line 258)Update Reimplement the plugin functionality based on modern technology.
Steps: