Hello, I have a couple of questions concerning the bib module, which I'm using in conjunction with XML document code. In my header I say: \usemodule[bib] \setupbibtex[database={../Bibliography/bibliography.bib}] 1) \completepublications problem in the xml I say: <cite id="storz:02" key="authoryears"/> and use \defineXMLargument [cite] {\cite[\XMLpar{cite}{key}{}][\XMLpar{cite}{id}{}]} in my mappings. This works ok, however, I also have the following definition included: \defineXMLenvironment [chapter] { \defineXMLargument [title] {\chapter} \defineXMLprocess [content] {} } {\section{References}\placepublications} so that a xml chapter definiton like this: <chapter> <title> Example </title> <content> <cite id="bibtexkey1" key="authoryears"/> <cite id="bibtexkey2" key="authoryears"/> </content> </chapter> will be read out properly and I get a chapter specific publication list at the end of each chapter. This does not work. I will get a Reference List, but it contains the second entry twice and its second copy is indented in relation to the first ... Any Idea on how to remedy this? 2) I'm a biologist and author/year citation is usus where I work. The options 'authoryear' ('Hoekwater (2006)') and 'authoryears' ('(Hoekwater, 2006)') are great, but I would also want to have the option to prepend the latter with something like 'e.g.' ('(see e.g. Hoekwater, 2006)'). I understand this is possible to the right of the actual citation with 'extras', but how difficult would it be to do that on the left? Thanks for any help, Joh
Johannes Graumann wrote:
This works ok, however, I also have the following definition included: \defineXMLenvironment [chapter] { \defineXMLargument [title] {\chapter} \defineXMLprocess [content] {}
I believe that should be: \defineXMLenvironment [content] {}{}
2) I'm a biologist and author/year citation is usus where I work. The options 'authoryear' ('Hoekwater (2006)') and 'authoryears' ('(Hoekwater, 2006)') are great, but I would also want to have the option to prepend the latter with something like 'e.g.' ('(see e.g. Hoekwater, 2006)'). I understand this is possible to the right of the actual citation with 'extras', but how difficult would it be to do that on the left?
You can use the 'left' parameter, just don't forget to include a '(' at the start of it. Cheers, Taco
Taco Hoekwater wrote:
I believe that should be:
\defineXMLenvironment [content] {}{}
Thanks for your answer ... this didn't solve my problem see attachment ... the relevant mapping code is: \defineXMLenvironment [chapter] { \defineXMLargument [title] {\chapter} \defineXMLenvironment [content] {}{} } {\section{References}\placepublications} \defineXMLenvironment [section] { \defineXMLargument [title] {\section} \defineXMLenvironment [content] {}{} } {} \defineXMLargument [cite] {\cite[\XMLpar{cite}{key}{}][\XMLpar{cite}{id}{}]} XML for this bit looks as follows: <chapter> <title>Introduction</title> <content> <section> <title>The problem of the complex protein mixture</title> <content> <p> <cite id="gott:00" key="authoryear"/><cite id="storz:02" key="authoryears"/> </p> </content> </section> <section> <title> Multidimensional Protein Identification Technology </title> <content> </content> </section> <section> <title>The Ubiquitin&endash;Proteasome System</title> <content> </content> </section> <section> <title>Cdc48p</title> <content> </content> </section> </content> </chapter>
2) I'm a biologist and author/year citation is usus where I work. The options 'authoryear' ('Hoekwater (2006)') and 'authoryears' ('(Hoekwater, 2006)') are great, but I would also want to have the option to prepend the latter with something like 'e.g.' ('(see e.g. Hoekwater, 2006)'). I understand this is possible to the right of the actual citation with 'extras', but how difficult would it be to do that on the left?
You can use the 'left' parameter, just don't forget to include a '(' at the start of it. I see .. thanks for pointing that out!
Joh
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