Bibliography -- complete inline citations in footnotes
Hi, I'm new to ConTeXt and I'm greatly appreciating the rejuvenation it brings me in typesetting after several years using LaTeX. I'm confronted to a few little problems though, the main one being that I'd need to have references both in the footnotes and at the end of a document. Under LaTeX I found that the "inlibib" package is doing exactly that, inserting some "ibid" and "op.cit." when required for repeting references. After reading the bibmod-doc, I thought I would temporarly solve the problem by simply using \setuppublications[refcommand=data] which I thought would put the reference in the same format as in the bibliography, but it doesn't compile. Does any one have a solution? Piotr
Piotr Lesnicki wrote:
Hi, I'm new to ConTeXt and I'm greatly appreciating the rejuvenation it brings me in typesetting after several years using LaTeX.
I'm confronted to a few little problems though, the main one being that I'd need to have references both in the footnotes and at the end of a document. Under LaTeX I found that the "inlibib" package is doing exactly that, inserting some "ibid" and "op.cit." when required for repeting references. After reading the bibmod-doc, I thought I would temporarly solve the problem by simply using \setuppublications[refcommand=data] which I thought would put the reference in the same format as in the bibliography, but it doesn't compile.
Does any one have a solution?
Piotr
Hi Piotr, I did assemble such a solution (with much help from Hans and Wolfgang). It's not enough to put it into a complete module yet (although I will probably do that sometime soon) and it currently only works with a recent beta of MkIV. (It can also be changed easily to work with MkII, but it won't correctly recognize repeating citations over page breaks ... long story ;-)) Just put the attached file into the same dir (or near) your document where you want to use it and include it with "\module[mycite]". To use it simply replace \cite[key] with something like \mycite[key] [page=123, chapter=1.5, suffix={Some manual inserted text.}] These three parameters are each optional. Since I wrote this for a German document, you may also want to modify the strings in the head of t-mycite.tex. ("Ebenda" = "Ibidem", "S." = Page, "vgl." = compare/reference, "Kap." = chapter) Best Regards, Andreas.
Hi Andreas, does this module not work with current beta? Or did I miss something? <argument> \expandoneargafter \lowercase {\defaultciterepeat } \secondoftwoarguments #1#2->#2 <argument> ...er \lowercase {\defaultciterepeat }} . \firstoftwoarguments #1#2->#1 \@@ddfootnotetitle ...te [alternative=data][key]}} \expandoneargafter \doifno... \dododescriptioncomponent ...onparameter \c!title }}}\endgroup \fi \fi \fi \... ... l.35 ...=1.5, suffix={Some manual inserted text.}] ? Process aborted Steffen Am 21.01.2010 um 12:22 schrieb Andreas Schneider:
I did assemble such a solution (with much help from Hans and Wolfgang). It's not enough to put it into a complete module yet (although I will probably do that sometime soon) and it currently only works with a recent beta of MkIV. (It can also be changed easily to work with MkII, but it won't correctly recognize repeating citations over page breaks ... long story ;-))
Just put the attached file into the same dir (or near) your document where you want to use it and include it with "\module[mycite]".
To use it simply replace \cite[key] with something like \mycite[key] [page=123, chapter=1.5, suffix={Some manual inserted text.}] These three parameters are each optional. Since I wrote this for a German document, you may also want to modify the strings in the head of t-mycite.tex. ("Ebenda" = "Ibidem", "S." = Page, "vgl." = compare/reference, "Kap." = chapter)
Best Regards, Andreas.
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