Using key as numbering in \placepublications
Hi, I'm writing my thesis using ConTeXt but I'm not satisfied with the way the publication list is displayed. I'd like to display the key, in brackets, in front of every publication in the list (i.e. replace the [2] numbering in front of it by [Sha07] for example). The numbering option only offers yes, no, short and bib. I'd like a "key" option. How can I achieve that? Any clue, example and/or suggestion is welcome, Thanks in advance, Antoine
Hi,
My question seems to raise no interest, or at least answer :)
To illustrate my problem. My publication list display "[1]", "[2]", etc.
See: http://imgur.com/wVGqNPq
But my text display [Kup03a] for example
See: http://imgur.com/TEsiynq
How can I adjust the publication list to display [Kup03a] instead of [2] ?
The numbering option does not offer "key" apparently.
Thanks in advance,
Antoine
On 16 November 2016 at 11:04, Antoine Cailliau
Hi,
I'm writing my thesis using ConTeXt but I'm not satisfied with the way the publication list is displayed. I'd like to display the key, in brackets, in front of every publication in the list (i.e. replace the [2] numbering in front of it by [Sha07] for example). The numbering option only offers yes, no, short and bib. I'd like a "key" option.
How can I achieve that? Any clue, example and/or suggestion is welcome,
Thanks in advance,
Antoine
On Thu, 19 Jan 2017 08:19:03 +0100
Antoine Cailliau
How can I adjust the publication list to display [Kup03a] instead of [2] ? The numbering option does not offer "key" apparently.
Using the mkiv publications mechanism, you can get short \cite keys by default using \setupbtx[alternative=short] Individually, you can use \cite[short][yourkey] Then you will also have to modify the bibliography list rendering to display the short key. This is slightly more complicated, as presently only the APA and APS styles have been predefined, the first being an "authoryear" scheme and the second being a "num" scheme. Starting with the APS style: \usebtxdefinitions[aps] \definebtxrendering [mystyle] [aps] % inherits from "aps" [sorttype=short, numbering=short] \cite[...] ... \placelistofpublications[mystyle] However, you really want to define a complete style for your rendering. Alan
Thank you very much. I was using the (old) bibtex module. Using the mkvi
publication mechanism was the key.
Antoine
On 19 January 2017 at 16:19, Alan Braslau
On Thu, 19 Jan 2017 08:19:03 +0100 Antoine Cailliau
wrote: How can I adjust the publication list to display [Kup03a] instead of [2] ? The numbering option does not offer "key" apparently.
Using the mkiv publications mechanism, you can get short \cite keys by default using
\setupbtx[alternative=short]
Individually, you can use \cite[short][yourkey]
Then you will also have to modify the bibliography list rendering to display the short key. This is slightly more complicated, as presently only the APA and APS styles have been predefined, the first being an "authoryear" scheme and the second being a "num" scheme.
Starting with the APS style:
\usebtxdefinitions[aps]
\definebtxrendering [mystyle] [aps] % inherits from "aps" [sorttype=short, numbering=short]
\cite[...]
...
\placelistofpublications[mystyle]
However, you really want to define a complete style for your rendering.
Alan
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