Jeremy Hankins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > What do folks do to get muse and bibtex (when publishing to latex, of > course) to work well together? Doesn't seem like it'd be all that hard > to add citation markup that would use bibtex when publishing to latex. > > Now that I'm done with my latest paper I'd like to deal with the one > area where I had to go and edit the latex manually. But I can't imagine > others haven't faced the issue too, so I thought I'd ask. Baring that, > any thoughts on how such a thing ought to work?
I got halfway to doing something like that with this modification of
planner-bibtex. It allows you to create citations using the reftex
interface.
But I only really use it to take notes, not to publish, so I haven't got
around to the publishing bit so far.
I think that for LaTeX the publishing would involve adding the BibTeX
key to the url, so that it could be used to generate a citation key, and
inserting an appropriate \bibliography{...} command derived from the
filename part of the url.
Regards,
Jim Ottaway
jeho-planner-bibtex.el
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