Peter,
Wow, this is great! I believe that a lot of users are looking for
something like this.
I just wanted to share how I do references in my documents. For example,
my bibliography looks like this:
[bibliography]
.References
- [[coors-kraemer,1]]Coors, V. and Krämer, M.: Integrating quality
management into a 3D geospatial server. 28th Urban Data Management
Symposium UDMS at 40 Years: Making Contributions to the Future,
International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ISPRS)
(2011), 7-12.
I can now use '<<coors-kraemer>>' in my text to reference the entry with
the ID 'coors-kraemer'. AsciiDoc replaces this by '1' and correctly
produces a link to the item in the bibliography. If I enter
'[<<coors-kraemer>>]' AsciiDoc will produce '[1]'.
Do you think it would be possible to integrate this idea in asciidoc-bib?
Cheers,
Michel
Am 11.01.2013 14:12, schrieb [email protected]:
Hi Lex,
Can the format be varied? An institution I work with wants Harvard
style references, eg "blah (Smith, 2010 p.8) blah" or "Smith (2010,
p99) blah"
Thanks for the query. Yes, Harvard style is an option I want to include
soon. I may well get time to add it in a week or so.
cheers,
Peter.
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