I like citations. <3 vim.

get the wiki source of a specific article: wget "http://en.wiki.x.io/w/index.php?action=raw&title=Articlename"
kill whitespace inside templates: %s/\s*[\n]\=\s*|\s*\(\(\w\?[0-9A-Za-z_ -]*\)\w\)\s*=\s*/ |\1=/g
kill extra spaces before references: %s/\s\+<ref/<ref/g
move references outside punctuation: %s/\(\(<ref[^<]*<\/ref>\)\+\)\([.,!?;:"']\)/\3\1/g
find beginning of non-template formatted references: /<ref[^>/]*>[^{]
pull references into their own file: grep -o "<ref name=\"[^\"]*\">[^<]*</ref>" file > refs
and then replace the reference: :%s/<ref name="\([^"]*\)">[^<]*<\/ref>/<ref name="\1"\/>/g
and don't forget to :set encoding=utf-8


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