Bug#316184: vim-common: incomplet bibtex syntax file

[Pepijn de Langen]

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On Wed, Jul 06, 2005 at 09:19:00PM +0200, Pierre Habouzit wrote:
>=20
> AFAIK bibtex comments are the same as the tex ones, i.e. part of lines=20
> starting with % (but not \% which is the % symbol in latex)

I believe there's no commenting character in bibtex. Actually,
everything that is ignored by bibtex can be considered a comment.
This implies that anything outside of a valid entry can be
used as a comment. Lines starting with "@Comment" are also considered
comments. Furthermore, any made-up field inside an entry are
also ignored and can hence be used as comment fields:

@article{article1,
	title =3D {Article 1},
	mycomment =3D "Bla bla bla"
}


cheers,

Pepijn

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