Re: [Muse-el-discuss] tagging of muse files.

[Markus Hoenicka]

Quoting Ben Kavanagh <ben.kavan...@gmail.com>:

> OK.  refdb/refdb-mode seems already well along the way to being what  
> I want.  In muse I'd prefer to use a normal muse link with new  
> syntax, for example [[ref::MILLER1999]] or ref://MILLER1999 but I  
> can write that extension if it doesn't exist.

I dunno whether this suits your needs, but muse already has support  
for citations on board, see  
http://mwolson.org/static/doc/muse/Citations.html#Citations

Basically, things like <cite>Miller1999</cite> are translated properly  
for later use with RefDB when publishing to LaTeX or to DocBook.  
Marking the contents of the cite element allows you to look up the  
reference with refdb-mode. You can also search references in the  
database and insert citations like the one above into your documents.

> require.  I don't know how 'easy to read' references are in  
> refdb-mode as I haven't installed it yet but if it wasn't what I

refdb-mode supports all output formats of RefDB. There's quite a few  
to choose from, like a plain-text format, bibtex, DocBook, HTML,  
XHTML, TEI, and MODS. Others could be added with a reasonable amount  
of work.

regards,
Markus

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