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Re: creating key / hash [message #183944 is a reply to message #183942] Thu, 28 November 2013 13:40 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Thomas 'PointedEars'  is currently offline  Thomas 'PointedEars'
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Philipp Kraus wrote:

> I need an idea for creating hash / key values. I use a WebDAV
> connection with sabredav to transform database table values in a webdav
> structure (vice versa).
> The database stores BibTeX data and I would like to transform this data
> in a BibTeX file. BibTeX uses a cite key most in this structure: <first
> 3 letters of each author><letter of the title><year>
> In my case this key should be generated automatically with PHP in the
> backend, but we have a hierachical structure, eg: organisation / group
> / authors / BibTeX publication
>
> My BibTeX key should store also a reference of the organisation and
> group, the organisation can be shorten with 3 letters (we have got a
> shortcut), but I need also a unique key, so
> my question is, did you have a good idea to create a "human readable
> short and unique hash with the hierachical organisation strucutre" in
> PHP ? At the moment I'm thinking about
> suffix trees or anything else.
>
> Thanks a lot for some ideas

It would be helpful if you gave an example showing

1. which input you have
2. which output you need;
3. which problems you had implementing the steps that lead from (1) to (2).


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