Hi allI have been struggling with bibunits for quite some time. In spite of the precious help of Juergen and Jorgen, I have never succeeded.
So I am resubmitting my problem:- I have a master lyx document containing 2 chapters (lyx files), inserted using "include" mode. Every chapter contains its own "Bibtex Generated References".
I would like to produce one reference section for each chapter using the bibunits package.
- "\usepackage{bibunits}" is in the preamble of the master document
- "\bibliographyunit[\chapter]" is in an ERT box at the very beginning
of the master document
- I have put the following code in the preamble of master document: "\makeatletter [EMAIL PROTECTED]@bibunitauxcnt} \makeatother"I have read the Wiki pages,bibunits documentation and search the mail archives, I tried to apply the procedure through the command line, but in vain.
I have attached four files as an example. I am using a modified version of those supplied at the Wiki page.
my configuration: Windows XP Lyx 1.3.5 Lyx is installed under c:\lyx My home is c:\myhome the .lyx files are in c:\myhome the .bib file is in c:\myhome texmf tree is in c:\texmf any help will be greatly appreciated many thanks Hassoun Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:- should the "\usepackage{bibunits}" command be inserted in the master document preamble or in the included files preamble?In the master document. If you intend to compile your child documents separately, put it also there.- should the "\bibliographyunit[\chapter]" command be inserted as ERT at the beginning of the master document or in its preamble?At the beginning.- if I understand well, the following code (taken from the Wiki page) should be inserted in the preamble of the master document: \makeatletter [EMAIL PROTECTED]@bibunitauxcnt} \makeatotheryes. Jürgen
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@String(l-online:Warp = "Online in the publications on the Warp-pages")
@String(g-S:CAS = "Center of Autonomous Systems, KTH" )
@String(proc-CLAWAR = "Int. Conf. on Climbing and Walking Robots")
@String(proc-ICRA = "Int. Conf. on Robotics and Automation")
@Preamble{"
\ifx\undefined\allcaps\def\allcaps#1{#1}\fi
\ifx\undefined\url\providecommand{\url}[1]{#1}\fi
"}
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%% 2002
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@InProceedings{Ridderstrom:2002:SSBR,
author = {Christian Ridderström},
title = {Stability of statically balanced, radially symmetric stances
for legged robots on compliant surfaces},
booktitle = proc-CLAWAR,
year = 2002,
address = {Paris, France},
month = sep,
abstract = {
This paper extends a recent criterion for the asymptotic
stability of a statically balanced robot. Earlier work showed
that if the combination of robot and environment is not stiff
enough (as specified in the criterion), a so called
"statically stable" stance is actually unstable. This
criterion was derived analytically and also verified in
experiment for a symmetric two-legged planar stance. Here the
criterion is extended to three dimensions for two-, three- and
four-legged radially symmetric stances. Additionally, a simple
"proof" and a more intuitive explanation for the planar case
is presented and also compared to a "buckling beam". Finally,
it is suggested that local asymptotic stability might be
determined in a simple way by comparing the "torsion stiffness
due to gravity", with the "torsion stiffness due to
compliance". },
pdf = {data/Ridderstrom_2002_SSBR.pdf},
ps = {data/Ridderstrom_2002_SSBR.ps.gz},
annote = {ref:CAS-Warp, ref:Christian},
affiliation = g-S:CAS,
location = {},
}
@InProceedings{Ingvast:2001:ITA,
author = {J. Ingvast and C. Ridderström and F. Hardarson and J.
Wikander},
title = {Improving a trotting robot's gait by adapting foot
trajectory offsets},
booktitle = proc-CLAWAR,
pages = {711-718},
year = 2001,
address = {Karlsruhe, Germany},
month = sep,
abstract = { This paper presents a method to adapt the foot reference
trajectory offsets in order to improve a specific trotting gait. The
trot gait used, is expected to have each leg on ground the same
amount of time and the adaptation offsets the supporting diagonals
of the feet to minimize the differences in time. The controller is
thus indirectly controlling the centre of mass position with respect
to the support without an explicit measure of the actual position of
the centre of mass. The functionality of the controller is verified
by experiments: trotting in place and trotting up a slope.},
annote = {ref:CAS-Warp, ref:Christian},
affiliation = g-S:CAS,
pdf = {data/Ingvast_2001_ITA.pdf},
location = l-online:Warp,
}
@InProceedings{Ingvast:2002:FLR,
author = {J. Ingvast and C. Ridderström and J. Wikander},
title = {The four legged robot system \allcaps{WARP1} and its
capabilities},
booktitle = {Second Swedish Workshop on Autonomous Systems},
year = 2002,
address = {Stockholm, Sweden},
month = {oct},
note = {See \url{http://www.md.kth.se/~cas/publications}},
abstract = { This paper presents the basic characteristics of a walking
robot platform, in terms of its mechanics, electronics and
control. The four-legged robot Warp1, weighs about 60 kilograms, has
three actuators in each leg and uses a distributed control system
over six CAN busses. An overview of the platforms current
capabilities are described and plans to make it self-contained are
discussed. A brief discussion of experiences from designing and
implementing the platform is included.},
annote = {ref:CAS-Warp, ref:Christian},
affiliation = g-S:CAS,
pdf = {pubdata/Ingvast_2002_FLR.pdf},
ps = {pubdata/Ingvast_2002_FLR.ps.gz},
location = l-online:Warp,
}
@InProceedings{Ridderstrom:2002:SSB,
author = {Christian Ridderström},
title = {Stability of statically balanced stances for legged robots
with compliance},
booktitle = proc-ICRA,
year = 2002,
pages = {},
address = {Washington DC, USA},
abstract = { This paper presents a new criterion for the asymptotic
stance stability of a statically balanced legged robot. Typically,
the static balance criterion only considers that the centre of mass
is projected within the support area. This work shows that when the
combined system is not stiff enough (as specified in the criterion),
a so called "statically stable" stance is actually unstable. The
criterion is derived analytically and also verified in experiment. },
annote = {ref:CAS-Warp, ref:Christian},
affiliation = g-S:CAS,
pdf = {data/Ridderstrom_2002_SSB.pdf},
location = {},
}
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