Wolfgang Engelmann <[email protected]> írta: > >Dear List > >I need the following formating in the references: > >Kronauer, R. E., Czeisler, C. A., Pilato, S. F., Moore-Ede, M. C. and >Weitzman, E. D. >(1982) Mathematical model of the human circadian system with two interacting >oscillators. Am. J. Physiol. 242, 3–17. > >I use under Debian squeeze in Lyx document class> book (KOMA script) >class options: authoryear >in Bibliography Citation style: natbib style: author-year > >and get the following: >R. E. Kronauer, C. A. Czeisler, S. F. Pilato, M. C. Moore-Ede, and E. D. >Weitzman. >Mathematical model of the human circadian system with two interacting >oscillators. >AmPhysiol, 242:3–17, 1982. > >Note: The abbreviation of the Journal name is not important > >Furthermore, I need the following formating of citations in the document >Menaker et al. (1997) says .. >and >as mentioned (Lamprey et al. 1997). >what I get is >Menaker et al. [1997] >and >as mentioned Lamprey et al. [1997] > >The main question is, where in the net could I find examples for it to figure >out myself. >The most urgent question is, how could I fix it. >Should it be done in the document class and class options and/or in >Bibliography Citation >style or in the preamble? Do I have to use makebst, or can I avoid it? >How difficult is it nowadays to use biblatex. I tried before but failed. > >Wolfgang
Hello:
1. I can't help you regarding biblatex as I don't have experience with it.
I like to tweak bibliography styles according to my like/need, and I found that
it is more
difficult in biblatex than in bibtex with natbib.
2. Using bibtex, the natbib package can do what you want.
The look/style of bibliography and citations mostly will depend on 3 things:
a. The bibliography style (.bst file).
b. The citation command for a given citation.
c. The content of the bibtex database (.bib file).
3. Let's go through it how to get the styles you want.
In LyX go to Document->Settings. Do not apply the class option 'authoryear'
you mentioned. Go to 'Bibliography' and select 'Natbib' and 'Natbib-style:
Author-Year". This loads natbib package automatically. Click OK or Apply.
In the document where you want to insert your reference list, do:
Insert->List/TOC->BibTeX bibliography. Select a style file (e.g. plainnat) and
your bibtex database (.bib) file. Click OK.
Next insert a citation into your document by Insert->Citation or clicking the
insert citation icon. Select the citations, click 'Add'. Look at the
'Formatting:
Citation style' pulldown menu in the window. Here you can select the style of
the citation; 'Menaker et al. (1997)' or '(Lamprey et al. 1997)'.
By default you will get [ ] limiters, but you need ( ) instead.
Write in your document preamble (Document->Settings->LaTeX Preamble):
\setcitestyle{round,aysep={}}
The aysep={} defines the separator between author and name in the citations.
Now you have to adjust the references style according to your needs.
You can try to find a .bst style file on the net and use it.
You can also try the different style files which come with latex
installations (plainnat, authordate, harvard etc.).
Or you can make your own customized style by using custom-bib
or bib-it. See this message:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg96191.html
I attach a .bst file (authdate.bst) that might fit your needs.
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