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To get rid of the noise from bibtex, modify hw.lgs thus:
""P hw
""R base
page ( ""N , ""C )
title "Hello World"
bib "
@inproceedings{ripemd,
author = {Hans Dobbertin and Antoon Bosselaers and Bart Preneel},
title = {{RIPEMD}-160: A Strengthened Version of {RIPEMD}},
booktitle = {Fast Software Encryption},
pages = {71-82},
year = {1996}}
"
main text "
Hello world.
Logiweb references are based on the RIPEMD-160 global
hash function \cite{ripemd}.
\bibliography{./page}
"
appendix "
This is an appendix.
"
end page
Then recompile:
> lgc hw
Now comes a problem: how to view the change? I cannot tell you how you should do because that depends on your system. But here is something that may help you:
When you recompile hw.lgs second time, you get a second version of the hw page. The old version stays in ~/.logiweb/logiweb/ so that you will have both the old and the new version of hw in that directory. The symbolic links ./hw and ~/.logiweb/name/hw, however, change such that they point to the new version of the hw page.
Normally, it is quite easy to view the new page. Find a way that works for you.
First of all: remember that when compiling a new version of a page, the symbolic links change but the old versions stay around.
Old versions of Logiweb pages are kept because they may be referenced from other Logiweb pages. Once upon a time there was a garbage collector for removing unreferenced pages from the disk cache. It is the plan to distribute a new version of the garbage collector before you run out of disk space.
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