> In LaTeX, the IEEEtran package relies on "strings" defined in IEEEabrv and > IEEEfull bib files to convert strings to either abbreviated or full journal names. > Since this relies on bibtex substitutions, it should also work in ConTeXT (it > definitely worked a while back, but I haven't tested in recent years).
I have seen that but I would prefer to stay away from that approach because it relies on enumerating journals (the IEEEtran package only defines strings for IEEE journals). In my documents I am currently just running the journals and conferences through a rather large string.gsub which performs the substitutions. Though I understand it is also not ideal to run each bibliography entry through a set of ~370 substitutions on every compilation on large bibliographies. The words "If an abbreviation is not included and cannot be abbreviated according to the general guidelines above, please spell out the word." made me think a clean automated solution would be easy but perhaps the best solution is for this style to follow all others and consider abbreviations out-of-scope. _______________________________________________ dev-context mailing list -- dev-context@ntg.nl To unsubscribe send an email to dev-context-le...@ntg.nl
