Hi monks, Is there any module to convert bibliographic patterns (example shown below) to xml (using some ini file, if needed)? 
Author surname, Forenames (1980) "article title" <i>Journal title</i> 
+28:(2) 153-5

Forenames K. Surname. Article title <i>Journal title</i> 1980 28 182-5
+8

Forenames K. Surname. Chapter title 'Book title' 1980 Publisher name: 
+Publisher location

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to 
<bib><author><snm>Author surname</snm>, <fnm>Forenames</fnm></author> 
+(<year>1980</year>) "<arttitle>article title</arttitle>" <jtitle>Jour
+nal title</jtitle> <vol>28</vol>:(<issue>2</issue>) <fp>153</fp>-<lp>
+5</lp></bib>
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Thanks in advance

In reply to Bibliographic reference Module by cognizant

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