Hi all, I'm using numerical citations and reference lists, and I have the bib module doing almost everything I want, except that the years in the reference list have a, b, c ... appended. On this mailing list, it was suggested that "maybeyear=off" as an argument to \setuppublicationslist should do it, but it does not seem to. The discussion on that topic seems unresolved. I've also tried \def\maybeyear#1{} in a few places, which does not help either. I'm using ConTeXt ver: 2007.01.02 13:44 MK II fmt: 2007.1.8 int: english/english. It's my first ConTeXt project. Am I doing something wrong? Program below. Robin \enableregime[utf] \setupoutput[pdf] \usemodule[bib] \setuppublications[ refcommand=num, sorttype=bbl, criterium=all, numbering=short ] \setupbibtex[database={../references},sort=author] \setuppublicationlist[ authoretallimit=100, artauthoretallimit=100, maybeyear=off ] \starttext \placepublications \stoptext
Hi, Robin.Kirkham@csiro.au wrote:
\setuppublicationlist[ authoretallimit=100, artauthoretallimit=100, maybeyear=off ]
The solution is really simple. Move the closing bracket to the previous line, like so: \setuppublicationlist[ authoretallimit=100, artauthoretallimit=100, maybeyear=off] otherwise you assign the value "off<nl>" to maybeyear. This is true throughout context: you have to be careful about whitespace in arguments. Best, Taco
Taco wrote:
Robin.Kirkham@csiro.au wrote:
\setuppublicationlist[ authoretallimit=100, artauthoretallimit=100, maybeyear=off ]
The solution is really simple. Move the closing bracket to the previous line, like so:
\setuppublicationlist[ authoretallimit=100, artauthoretallimit=100, maybeyear=off]
otherwise you assign the value "off<nl>" to maybeyear. This is true throughout context: you have to be careful about whitespace in arguments.
OK ... or terminate the argument with a % or a , ... of course I should have guessed this! Many thanks, Robin
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