Hi all, I am now playing around with ConTeXt to see if it fits my needs for writing my thesis :-). One thing which did not work for me was the use of crossref in bibtex entries. This feature is used when generating bibtex entries via DBLP (which is quite standard in computer science). It is used to have one single entry for the journal/conference which the lists the editors. Consequently you can have several paper entries referring to that, without duplicating the editors. This has worked fine for me in LaTeX. But in ConTeXt it seems the crossref is not used at all. Example: \usebtxdefinitions[apa] \usebtxdataset[biblio.bib] \starttext See \cite{PAPER}. Version: \contextversion. \placelistofpublications \stoptext @inproceedings{PAPER, author = {First Last}, title = {PaperTitle}, booktitle = {Conference of BlaBla}, year = {2017}, crossref = {CONF}, } @proceedings{CONF, title = {Conference on BlaBla}, year = {2017}, editor = {Edith Tor}, publisher = {Springer}, } Result (copied from pdf): See (Last, 2017). Version: 2018.07.02 14:39. Last, F. (2017). PaperTitle. In PaperTitle. Conference of BlaBla. Author. Expected (made by manually copying editor/publisher): See (Last, 2017). Version: 2018.07.02 14:39. Last, F. (2017). PaperTitle. In E. Tor (Ed.) Conference of BlaBla. Springer. Should I setup the style differently? Or is the crossref feature not supported? Thanks in advance, All the best, Joshua
On Thu, 12 Jul 2018 12:21:28 +0200
Hi all,
I am now playing around with ConTeXt to see if it fits my needs for writing my thesis :-).
One thing which did not work for me was the use of crossref in bibtex entries. This feature is used when generating bibtex entries via DBLP (which is quite standard in computer science). It is used to have one single entry for the journal/conference which the lists the editors. Consequently you can have several paper entries referring to that, without duplicating the editors. This has worked fine for me in LaTeX. But in ConTeXt it seems the crossref is not used at all. Example:
\usebtxdefinitions[apa] \usebtxdataset[biblio.bib]
\starttext See \cite{PAPER}. Version: \contextversion. \placelistofpublications \stoptext
@inproceedings{PAPER, author = {First Last}, title = {PaperTitle}, booktitle = {Conference of BlaBla}, year = {2017}, crossref = {CONF}, }
@proceedings{CONF, title = {Conference on BlaBla}, year = {2017}, editor = {Edith Tor}, publisher = {Springer}, }
Result (copied from pdf): See (Last, 2017). Version: 2018.07.02 14:39. Last, F. (2017). PaperTitle. In PaperTitle. Conference of BlaBla. Author.
Expected (made by manually copying editor/publisher): See (Last, 2017). Version: 2018.07.02 14:39. Last, F. (2017). PaperTitle. In E. Tor (Ed.) Conference of BlaBla. Springer.
Should I setup the style differently? Or is the crossref feature not supported?
Thanks in advance, All the best, Joshua
crossref is implemented and works, but failed as shown above, when the crossref points to a "future" entry, that is one not already processed (inverting the order of the two entries above will show the desired behavior). This is not good: the order should not matter, and Hans has fixed this, to appear in the "next beta". Thank you Joshua for uncovering this. Alan
Dear Alan,
Thank you very much fox fixing the issue so quickly! The patch you have sent
me works on my machine as well :-).
I was playing around with bibliography a bit more, and I noticed that when
you make a crossref-loop (two entries pointing to eachother, or a single
entry pointing to itself), the lua interpreter will crash with
"publ-dat.lua:540: loop in gettable stack". Now, this is a bit of a silly
case of course ;-).
Kind regards,
Joshua
-----Original Message-----
From: Alan Braslau
Hi all,
I am now playing around with ConTeXt to see if it fits my needs for writing my thesis :-).
One thing which did not work for me was the use of crossref in bibtex entries. This feature is used when generating bibtex entries via DBLP (which is quite standard in computer science). It is used to have one single entry for the journal/conference which the lists the editors. Consequently you can have several paper entries referring to that, without duplicating the editors. This has worked fine for me in LaTeX. But in ConTeXt it seems the crossref is not used at all. Example:
\usebtxdefinitions[apa] \usebtxdataset[biblio.bib]
\starttext See \cite{PAPER}. Version: \contextversion. \placelistofpublications \stoptext
@inproceedings{PAPER, author = {First Last}, title = {PaperTitle}, booktitle = {Conference of BlaBla}, year = {2017}, crossref = {CONF}, }
@proceedings{CONF, title = {Conference on BlaBla}, year = {2017}, editor = {Edith Tor}, publisher = {Springer}, }
Result (copied from pdf): See (Last, 2017). Version: 2018.07.02 14:39. Last, F. (2017). PaperTitle. In PaperTitle. Conference of BlaBla. Author.
Expected (made by manually copying editor/publisher): See (Last, 2017). Version: 2018.07.02 14:39. Last, F. (2017). PaperTitle. In E. Tor (Ed.) Conference of BlaBla. Springer.
Should I setup the style differently? Or is the crossref feature not supported?
Thanks in advance, All the best, Joshua
crossref is implemented and works, but failed as shown above, when the crossref points to a "future" entry, that is one not already processed (inverting the order of the two entries above will show the desired behavior). This is not good: the order should not matter, and Hans has fixed this, to appear in the "next beta". Thank you Joshua for uncovering this. Alan
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