Programmable object models for bibliographies and citations

Details Programmable object models for bibliographies and citations Programmable object models for bibliographies and citations

2005-11-16

2011-12-27

Nguyen, Chau (Department: 2176)

Data processing: presentation processing of document, operator i

Presentation processing of document

Structured document

C715S255000

Reexamination Certificate

active

08086954

ABSTRACT:
Programmable object models for bibliographies and citations enable manipulation of bibliographic information. For example, a programmable object model for one or more bibliographic sources in a document may include a manipulation module programmed to manipulate the one or more bibliographic sources in the document. The bibliographic information may be manipulated via at least one object-oriented message call. The programmable object model may also enable manipulation of bibliographic information in the context of a master list of bibliographic sources. By way of example only, bibliographic sources may be copied from a master list to a document, and vice versa, in accordance with a programmable object model.

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