Taco:
Try
\setuppublications[alternative=num]
Thank you, but using that I get the same result: \cite[myKey] prints out empty brackets "[]", not "[1]".
Michael Saunders
Taco:
Try
\setuppublications[alternative=num]
Thank you, but using that I get the same result:
Mk II gets the desired result; Mk IV does not. Example: \usemodule[bib] \setuppublications[alternative=num,refcommand=num] \setupbibtex[database=bibl-test] \starttext \subject{Text} Sentence referring to Shue’s article. \cite[Shue:1978lg] Sentence referring to Sussman’s article. \cite[Sussman:2005oz] \subject{References} \placepublications \stoptext bibl-test.tex @article{Sussman:2005oz, Author = {Sussman, David}, Journal = {Philosophy \& Public Affairs}, Number = {1}, Pages = {1--33}, Title = {What's Wrong with Torture?}, Volume = {33}, Year = {2005}} @article{Shue:1978lg, Author = {Shue, Henry}, Journal = {Philosophy \& Public Affairs}, Number = {2}, Pages = {124--143}, Title = {Torture}, Volume = {7}, Year = {1978}}
Hi, Michael Green wrote:
Mk II gets the desired result; Mk IV does not.
Example:
... \placepublications
Please change the above line to \placepublications[criterium=all] This is a bug in the mkiv port of the module that I thought was already documented, but maybe not. To be sure, I created a bug tracker item for Hans to look at. On the criterium vs. criterion: this bad 'translation' is actually a keyword left over from the Dutch interface. It has been this way since 1996 I think. Actually changing it is not an option. but perhaps an alias could be created. I have also created a tracker item for that. Best wishes, Taco
Am 18.04.10 08:31, schrieb Taco Hoekwater:
On the criterium vs. criterion: this bad 'translation' is actually a keyword left over from the Dutch interface. It has been this way since 1996 I think. Actually changing it is not an option. but perhaps an alias could be created. I have also created a tracker item for that. As internal command you can't change the name but a synonym for the users is easy:
\setinterfacevariable{criterium}{criterion} Wolfgang
Michael Green:
Mk II gets the desired result; Mk IV does not.
Example:
\usemodule[bib] \setuppublications[alternative=num,refcommand=num] ...
That's it then. I'm using Mk IV. Is there a proper way to use it? By the way, the developers should know something: in English, a "criterium" is a kind of bicycle race. The key should be called "criterion".
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