ons 2009-01-21 klockan 13:04 +0100 skrev Taco Hoekwater:
Jan-Erik Hägglöf wrote:
Hi All!
Have an issue getting \cite command working properly. Working on a undergraduate thesis in physics and the bibliography.
I have read in bibmod-doc.pdf(Tacos manual) and also on the wiki about how to make this work properly. So I did set this in the preamble of my document. It sees the referenser.bib and a proper *.bbl file is produced.
\usemodule [bib] \usemodule[bibltx] \setupbibtex[database=referenser] \setuppublications [alternative=aps,criterium=all]
\starttext \cite[ref] does only display [1] as a result. \stoptext
I tried \cite[authoryear][ref] but it gets some annoying results. Because i want the result be like this in the output
Example: These statements has been declared by [authorlastname,(year)]
Please give a code sample how to make this work!
Why are you using the "aps" style if you don't want aps-style output? That does not make sense. It seems that "apa" is much closer to what you want?
Best wishes, Taco
In apa-style there is "author (year)" appearance, and I just want "[authorlastname,(year)]" result with those hooks. Well if it is easier to modify it in apa so it is better. Just that aps=american physical society and I thought it has several sub-standards. Just referring to what styles are used in several books about physics. But maybe I have to investigate it further. //Janneman