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Feature: BibTeX Strings
As a hacker who works with bibliographies
I want to be able to parse BibTeX files containing string assignments
@string
Scenario: A BibTeX file with string assignments
When I parse the following file:
"""
%%
%% This is a valid BibTeX file
%% String assignments Test
%%
@string{foo="bar"}
@ string{foo="bar"}
@string {foo="bar"}
@string{ foo="bar"}
@string{foo ="bar"}
@string{foo= "bar"}
@string{foo="bar" }
@ string { foo = "bar" }
@string { foo= "bar"}
@string{ foo = "bar" }
@string{foo="bar"}
@string{foo="'bar'"}
@string{foo="{"}bar{"}"}
Using some interesting symbols
@string{foo="@bar@"}
@string{foo="'bar'"}
@string{foo="{"}bar{"}"}
@string{foo="{bar}"}
"""
Then my bibliography should contain the following objects:
| type | value |
| string | bar |
| string | bar |
| string | bar |
| string | bar |
| string | bar |
| string | bar |
| string | bar |
| string | bar |
| string | bar |
| string | bar |
| string | bar |
| string | 'bar' |
| string | {"}bar{"} |
| string | @bar@ |
| string | 'bar' |
| string | {"}bar{"} |
| string | {bar} |
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