@Article{test1b,
  author    = {test1},
  title     = {Special fields (Page 15, Table 1) after JabRef "LaTeX cleanup" action was used on "xyz" field containing characters similar to field "xyz" of "test1a"},
  a         = {%},
  b         = {$},
  c         = {_},
  d         = {#},
  e         = {&},
  xyz       = {a%, b$, c_, d#, e&},
  zz-result = {NOTHING changed},
}

@Article{test2b,
  author    = {test2},
  title     = {Special fields (Page 16, Table 3) after JabRef "LaTeX cleanup" cleanup action was used on "abstract" field containing characters similar to field "abstract" of "test2a"},
  a         = {£, \pounds},
  abstract  = {START, a£ a\pounds, bS b§ b\S, c$ c$ c\$, d¶ d¶ d\P, e† e† e\dag, f○ f© f\copyright, g_, g\_, h‡ h‡ h\ddag, i. . . i\dots, END},
  b         = {S, §, \S},
  c         = {$, $, \$},
  d         = {¶, ¶, \P},
  e         = {†, †, \dag},
  f         = {○, ©, \copyright},
  g         = {_, \_},
  h         = {‡, ‡, \ddag},
  i         = {. . ., \dots},
  zz-result = {NOTHING changed},
}

@Article{test1d,
  author   = {test1},
  title    = {Special fields (Page 15, Table 1) with backslash (manually added)},
  a        = {%},
  abstract = {a\%, b\$, c\_, d\#, e\&},
  b        = {$},
  c        = {_},
  d        = {#},
  e        = {&},
}

@Article{test2c,
  author                    = {test2},
  title                     = {Special fields (Page 16, Table 3) after JabRef "Unicode to LaTeX" cleanup action was used on "abstract" field containing characters similar to field "abstract" of "test2a"},
  a                         = {£, \pounds},
  abstract                  = {START, a{\pounds} a\pounds, bS b{{\S}} b\S, c$ c$ c\$, d{{\P}} d{{\P}} d\P, e{\dag} e{\dag} e\dag, f○ f{\copyright} f\copyright, g_, g\_, h{\ddag} h{\ddag} h\ddag, i. . . i\dots, END},
  b                         = {S, §, \S},
  c                         = {$, $, \$},
  d                         = {¶, ¶, \P},
  e                         = {†, †, \dag},
  f                         = {○, ©, \copyright},
  g                         = {_, \_},
  h                         = {‡, ‡, \ddag},
  i                         = {. . ., \dots},
  z-comment1                = {During copy/paste: Characters that could not be copied at all from the PDF to JabRef: g_ (first row; For this test I copied the second row _ instead)},
  z-comment2                = {During copy/paste: Characters that JabRef replaced with another one: bS (first row), c$ (first row), f○ (first row), i. . . (first row)},
  zz-result                 = {The ones that did not get converted using the JabRef "Unicode to LaTeX" cleanup action: bS, c$ c$, f○, g_, i. . .},
  zzz-comment-about-results = {Something can be done about c$ and c$; There is already a cleanup action for _, but one could think about why it is not part of the Unicode to LaTeX cleanup action; bS should not be touched, as it seems to be similar to the normal letter S in the latin alphabet; Not sure what to do about f○. It seems to be a different character than © and I am not sure if it is intended for JabRef to have it imported that way from the copy/paste. About the i. . ., I am sure, it could be parsed by JabRef, therefore something COULD be done about it},
}

@Article{test2a,
  author     = {test2},
  title      = {Special fields (Page 16, Table 3) "Original"},
  url        = {https://ftp.agdsn.de/pub/mirrors/latex/dante/info/symbols/comprehensive/symbols-a4.pdf},
  a          = {£, \pounds},
  abstract   = {START, a£ a\pounds, bS b§ b\S, c$ c$ c\$, d¶ d¶ d\P, e† e† e\dag, f○ f© f\copyright, g_, g\_, h‡ h‡ h\ddag, i. . . i\dots, END},
  b          = {S, §, \S},
  c          = {$, $, \$},
  d          = {¶, ¶, \P},
  e          = {†, †, \dag},
  f          = {○, ©, \copyright},
  g          = {_, \_},
  h          = {‡, ‡, \ddag},
  i          = {. . ., \dots},
  z-comment1 = {During copy/paste: Characters that could not be copied at all from the PDF to JabRef: g_ (first row; For this test I copied the second row _ instead)},
  z-comment2 = {During copy/paste: Characters that JabRef replaced with another one: bS (first row), c$ (first row), f○ (first row), i. . . (first row)},
}

@Article{test1e,
  author                   = {test1},
  title                    = {Special fields (Page 15, Table 1) after JabRef “LaTeX to Unicode” action was used on "abstract" field containing characters similar to field "xyz" of "test1d"},
  a                        = {%},
  abstract                 = {a%, b$, c\_, d#, e&},
  b                        = {$},
  c                        = {_},
  d                        = {#},
  e                        = {&},
  zz-comment-about-results = {Seems alright! _ seems to be a special case. To do: Check if _ does not need to be converted. Do this test by trying to compile in latex},
}

@Article{test1a,
  author    = {test1},
  title     = {Special fields (Page 15, Table 1) "Original"},
  url       = {https://ftp.agdsn.de/pub/mirrors/latex/dante/info/symbols/comprehensive/symbols-a4.pdf},
  a         = {%},
  b         = {$},
  c         = {_},
  d         = {#},
  e         = {&},
  f         = {\}},
  g         = {\{},
  xyz       = {a%, b$, c_, d#, e&},
  z-comment = {textbraceleft \{ and textbraceright \} REQUIRE backslash ALWAYS, when within a JabRef entry field. They are JabRef special characters, hence I will not use them for the tests, because if I did, it would lead to error within JabRef},
}

@Article{test1ca,
  author    = {test1},
  title     = {Special fields (Page 15, Table 1) after JabRef “Unicode to LaTeX” action was used on "xyz" field containing characters similar to field "xyz" of "test1a"},
  a         = {%},
  b         = {$},
  c         = {_},
  d         = {#},
  e         = {&},
  xyz       = {a%, b$, c_, d#, e&},
  zz-result = {NO CHANGE. Nothing gets backslashed! Why?! Should it not be backslashed?! To do: Need to test in Latex if writing these symbols leads to error},
}

@Article{test1cb,
  author    = {test1},
  title     = {Special fields (Page 15, Table 1) after JabRef “Unicode to LaTeX” action was used on "abstract" field containing characters similar to field "xyz" of "test1a"},
  a         = {%},
  abstract  = {a%, b$, c_, d#, e&},
  b         = {$},
  c         = {_},
  d         = {#},
  e         = {&},
  zz-result = {NO CHANGE. Nothing gets backslashed! Why?! Should it not be backslashed?! To do: Need to test in Latex if writing these symbols leads to error},
}

@Article{test2d,
  author     = {test2},
  title      = {Special fields (Page 16, Table 3) after JabRef "LaTeX to Unicode" cleanup action was used on "abstract" field containing characters similar to field "abstract" of "test2c"},
  a          = {£, \pounds},
  abstract   = {START, a£ a£, bS b§ b§, c c c$, d¶ d¶ d¶, e† e† e†, f○ f© f©, g_, g\_, h‡ h‡ h‡, i. . . i…, END},
  b          = {S, §, \S},
  c          = {$, $, \$},
  d          = {¶, ¶, \P},
  e          = {†, †, \dag},
  f          = {○, ©, \copyright},
  g          = {_, \_},
  h          = {‡, ‡, \ddag},
  i          = {. . ., \dots},
  zz-results = {i... did not get parsed; _ seems to be a special case;},
}

@Article{test2e,
  author                   = {test2},
  title                    = {Special fields (Page 16, Table 3) after JabRef "LaTeX cleanup" cleanup action was used on "abstract" field containing characters similar to field "abstract" of "test2c"},
  a                        = {£, \pounds},
  abstract                 = {START, a{\pounds} a\pounds, bS b{{\S}} b\S, c$ c$ c\$, d{{\P}} d{{\P}} d\P, e{\dag} e{\dag} e\dag, f○ f{\copyright} f\copyright, g_, g\_, h{\ddag} h{\ddag} h\ddag, i. . . i\dots, END},
  b                        = {S, §, \S},
  c                        = {$, $, \$},
  d                        = {¶, ¶, \P},
  e                        = {†, †, \dag},
  f                        = {○, ©, \copyright},
  g                        = {_, \_},
  h                        = {‡, ‡, \ddag},
  i                        = {. . ., \dots},
  zz-comment-about-results = {NOTHING changed.},
}

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