Hey all, I'm trying to use a bibliography, but it seems no numbers are show in the biblography that is generated. The following example: Test.tex: ================= \usemodule[bib] \setupbibtex[database=Test] \starttext \section{foo} Blaa \cite[foo] Bar \completepublications \stoptext Test.bib: ================== @article{foo, author = {Bar}, title = {Foo}, year = {2009}, } generates the following text: 1 foo Blaa [1] Bar 1 References Bar (2009). Foo. . So, the citation gets a number as it should, is referenced by the number, but the list of references does not list that number. This makes the bibliography pretty useless :-) This also happens with MkII (though the reference doesn't get a number, but uses the author name and year: (Bar, 2009). Am I missing something, or is this a bug? On a related note, if I remove the \section, no reference will be generated. This is probably not a problem in real documents, though. Gr. Matthijs
I'm trying to use a bibliography, but it seems no numbers are show in the biblography that is generated. The following example: Ah, using
\setuppublications[numbering=yes] solves this. Any reason this is not the default? I'll put this on the wiki (and stress the completeness of the manual over the wiki page). Gr. Matthijs
Matthijs Kooijman wrote:
I'm trying to use a bibliography, but it seems no numbers are show in the biblography that is generated. The following example: Ah, using
\setuppublications[numbering=yes]
solves this. Any reason this is not the default?
I have assumed that ConTeXt has more authors that need APA like citations than bracketed numbers. ConTeXt has never had a very strong presence in the exact sciences. Best wishes, Taco
On 6 déc. 2009, at 08:53, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
[…] ConTeXt has never had a very strong presence in the exact sciences.
Hi Taco and all, In order to change this, and in order to use more easily the t-bib module, can you please tell us how to put the cited references in square bracket in the typest output, something like: .... see T. Hoekwater [2]... when in the source file one says ... see T. Hoekwater \cite[THoekwater]... Since I am strongly willling to switch to ConTeXt for writing and submitting my maths papers, there are two other questions which I couldn't fix: 1) in the output of the minimal example below one sees two dots after the title of the Galileo reference; and the number of page of the Hoekwater reference appears as « .14p. » instead of « 14 p. » 2) the other question is that how the reference list can be in the alphabetical order? (Assuming that the publications are defined within the source file) Thanks in advance. Best regards: OK ########### begin example-biblio.tex \usemodule[bib] \startbuffer[bibexample] \startpublication[ k=Galileo, t=book, a=Galilei] \author{First Name}[G. ]{}{Galilei} \title{Discorso sul flusso e il reflusso del mare} \pubyear{1616} \stoppublication \startpublication[ k=THoekwater, t=manual, a=Hoekwater, y=2006, s=TH2006, n=1, u=http://contextgarden.net/Bibliography] \author{Taco}[T.]{}{Hoekwater} \title{\CONTEXT\ Publication Module, The user documententation} \pubyear{2006} \note{In case you didn't know: this is the main manual wriiten on bib-module.} \pages{14} \stoppublication \stopbuffer \getbuffer[bibexample] \setuppublications[numbering=yes] \setupcite[num,left={[},right={]}] \section{Introduction} This is an example of article with bibliography, using the bibliography module (\type{t-bib.tex}) which takes care of references to publications and the typesetting of publication lists in \CONTEXT. For more information see T.~Hoekwater~\cite[THoekwater]. If Galileo Galilei knew about this, the book \cite[Galileo] would have been written differently. \completepublications[criterirum=all] \stoptext ########### end example-biblio.tex
Otared Kavian wrote:
On 6 déc. 2009, at 08:53, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
[…] ConTeXt has never had a very strong presence in the exact sciences.
Hi Taco and all,
In order to change this, and in order to use more easily the t-bib module, can you please tell us how to put the cited references in square bracket in the typest output, something like: .... see T. Hoekwater [2]... when in the source file one says ... see T. Hoekwater \cite[THoekwater]...
\setuppublications[alternative=num] See also the bibliography manual: http://modules.contextgarden.net/bibman Best wishes, Taco
Many thanks, Taco. Best regards: OK On 6 déc. 2009, at 10:15, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Otared Kavian wrote:
On 6 déc. 2009, at 08:53, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
[…] ConTeXt has never had a very strong presence in the exact sciences. Hi Taco and all, In order to change this, and in order to use more easily the t-bib module, can you please tell us how to put the cited references in square bracket in the typest output, something like: .... see T. Hoekwater [2]... when in the source file one says ... see T. Hoekwater \cite[THoekwater]...
\setuppublications[alternative=num]
See also the bibliography manual:
http://modules.contextgarden.net/bibman
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Hi Taco,
I have assumed that ConTeXt has more authors that need APA like citations than bracketed numbers. ConTeXt has never had a very strong presence in the exact sciences.
If that's the case, then the \cite command does the wrong thing by default, since it generates references as bracketed numbers. My complaint was not one of default style, but of inconsistency: \cite uses bracketed numbers, while the list of references just uses author names and years (which I now understand to be "APA style". This also means that this is a MkIV problem, my example did generate (author, year) style references with MkII. Gr. Matthijs
Matthijs Kooijman wrote:
Hi Taco,
I have assumed that ConTeXt has more authors that need APA like citations than bracketed numbers. ConTeXt has never had a very strong presence in the exact sciences.
If that's the case, then the \cite command does the wrong thing by default, since it generates references as bracketed numbers. My complaint was not one of default style, but of inconsistency: \cite uses bracketed numbers, while the list of references just uses author names and years (which I now understand to be "APA style".
This also means that this is a MkIV problem, my example did generate (author, year) style references with MkII.
Yes. MkII is right.
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