Thank you for your help.
I realise that using the "drag and drop" bibitem is really easier and nicer
than using my inadequate export template. Using an appropriate and modified
bst style, I can have exactly what I want for the author format. But I still
wondering how can I tune the exported fields. I added the "DOI" field in the
"Preference Panes" / "Default fields" / "Advanced : Custom BibTex Types and
Fields" in the optional fields of article but when I right-click on a paper
to get the LaTeX command, the DOI field is not in the bibitem output. Is
this depending on the bst file I use?
I also have a question about the "preference panes". In the BibDesk manual
(here : http://bibdesk.sourceforge.net/manual/BibDesk%20Help_60.html#SEC117 ),
for "Copying and Dragging" there are a default and an alternate formats. In
my version of BibDesk (i.e. 1.3.10), I selected the bibitem export as an
alternate format and there is a "model" option with choice between : item1,
item2, and item3. Is this a way to tune the bibitem command? (the exported
fields).
Thank you in advance,
Julie
2007/10/9, Christiaan Hofman <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >:
>
>
> On 9 Oct 2007, at 6:08 AM, Lilie Lou wrote:
>
> Dear BibDesk users,
>
> Till now, I was using BibDesk to manage my bibliography database, annotate
> it, link with the pdf, and this is just great ! Can't remember how I did
> before??? (the combination with Skim is also great, no need to print all
> papers : comments in BibDesk and highlights in the paper with Skim). And
> then, generate the bibliography for a paper.
> But I am using LaTeX with the "thebibliography" environment. I would like
> to be able to choose the fields for the "bibitem" command. In particular, I
> added the "doi" field by default for all my paper "cards" and I would like
> to export it in the bibitem command. I also would like the field "author" to
> be in this form :
> "McCracken, M., A. Maxwell, C. M. Hofman, S. S. Porst, J. Howison, M.
> Routley, and S. Spiegel"
> (with firstname of the first author in the "lastname, firstname" format
> while other author names are in "firstname lastname" order).
>
> To do that, I created my own tex template for articles :
>
> <$publications>
> \bibitem[<???>]{<$citeKey/>}
> \textbf{<[EMAIL PROTECTED]/>}
> (<$fields.Year/>).
> <$fields.Title/>,
> \textit{<$fields.Journal.stringByRemovingTeX/>},
> \textbf{<$fields.Volume/>}<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>(<$fields.Number/>)</[EMAIL
> PROTECTED]>:<$fields.Pages/><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> doi:<$fields.Doi/></[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
>
> </$publications>
>
> But the DOI field is just ignored, and I also have a problem for the
> parameter in the bibitem command (\bibitem[<????>], I can't generate what
> I want : an author-year citation form ). And I can't export the author
> names in the format I would like (sure I could do it by hand... but knowing
> me, this would be a way to generate a lot of mistakes !).
>
> Is there a way to solve this? What did I miss?
>
> Many thanks in advance and thank you so much to the developers,
>
> Julie
>
>
> @nonEmpty is a modifier for a collection (filters out empty fields from a
> collection), so that should be used in something like
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. However fields.Doi is a single field, not a
> collection, so you should use it in a value tag and/or a condition tag. In
> your case you should use something like:
>
> <$fields.Doi?>, doi:<$fields.Doi/></fields.Doi?>
>
> Similar for Number.
>
> Christiaan
>
>
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