>> I use the cite key as the local file name, so my custom file format
>> string was simply "%f{Cite Key}"... but now 1.3.13 says that this is
>> invalid because "Format for local file requires a unique specifier."
>> I'm fairly certain that cite keys are required to be unique, so I
>> think this is a bug. Thoughts?
>
> Cite keys should be unique within a document, but it's not
> guaranteed. AutoFile needs a specifier that lets it create a unique
> filename on disk, since the filenames on your disk are independent of
> your document and cite keys.
Hm. So here's my problem -- for cite keys, I use something like
"first author's last name"-"journal"-"year" followed by a lowercase
letter if necessary for uniqueness. I can't auto-generate them
because I use my own quirky abbreviations for journal names (e.g.,
"Journal of Fluid Mechanics" is "jfm", but "Annual Review of Fluid
Mechanics" is "annrevfm"). Each cite key is unique, so I use them as
autofile specifiers and all of my references live happily in a single
folder on my disk. Is there any way to achieve this in 1.3.13?
I suppose that this is a lengthy way of asking, "Is there any way to
have the cite key and the file name be the same?"
> I think there was a post on this yesterday as well.
Yes, I see that now -- sorry I missed it. I apologize for the overlap.
Thanks very much for your help.
Best, Chris
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