Highlighting Inproceedings references

[Joe Wright]

I am writing a review paper at the moment and need to prune out
a few conference citations. To see where I've used them
(so I can see which ones are really useful and which can be junked)
I'd like to highlight all citations that are to Inproceedings entries.

Is this possible in Lyx?

Thanks, Joe

Re: Highlighting Inproceedings references

[Richard Heck]

On 09/12/2010 08:22 PM, Joe Wright wrote:

I am writing a review paper at the moment and need to prune out
a few conference citations. To see where I've used them
(so I can see which ones are really useful and which can be junked)
I'd like to highlight all citations that are to Inproceedings entries.

Is this possible in Lyx?


Not really, and not in LaTeX either, unless you do something to your bst 
(bibliography style) file. That wouldn't be terribly hard, but editing 
the BibTeX language is not for the meek.


That said, maybe you can use the citation list in the outline view to do 
what you need to do: DocumentOutline, then choose List of Citations 
from the dropbox at the top.


rh

Re: Highlighting Inproceedings references

[Joe Wright]

Thanks, that might help.
Joe

Re: Highlighting Inproceedings references

[Wolfgang Engelmann]

Am Monday 13 September 2010 02:22:07 schrieb Joe Wright:
 I am writing a review paper at the moment and need to prune out
 a few conference citations. To see where I've used them
 (so I can see which ones are really useful and which can be junked)
 I'd like to highlight all citations that are to Inproceedings entries.

 Is this possible in Lyx?

 Thanks, Joe

If you are using jabref as the bib-manager, you could click on entrytype, 
which will sort them and you have all your incollections, articles or 
whatever listed in groups. If you have in your bibfile not only the 
references referred to in the document, use 
tools in jabref and 
New subdata base based on aux file
which gives you only those references which you have cited in the docu.

To find the actual citations in the docu, use Richards hint:

That said, maybe you can use the citation list in the outline view to do 
what you need to do: DocumentOutline, then choose List of Citations 
from the dropbox at the top.


Wolfgang

Highlighting Inproceedings references

[Joe Wright]

I am writing a review paper at the moment and need to prune out
a few conference citations. To see where I've used them
(so I can see which ones are really useful and which can be junked)
I'd like to highlight all citations that are to Inproceedings entries.

Is this possible in Lyx?

Thanks, Joe

Re: Highlighting Inproceedings references

[Richard Heck]

On 09/12/2010 08:22 PM, Joe Wright wrote:

I am writing a review paper at the moment and need to prune out
a few conference citations. To see where I've used them
(so I can see which ones are really useful and which can be junked)
I'd like to highlight all citations that are to Inproceedings entries.

Is this possible in Lyx?


Not really, and not in LaTeX either, unless you do something to your bst 
(bibliography style) file. That wouldn't be terribly hard, but editing 
the BibTeX language is not for the meek.


That said, maybe you can use the citation list in the outline view to do 
what you need to do: DocumentOutline, then choose List of Citations 
from the dropbox at the top.


rh

Re: Highlighting Inproceedings references

[Joe Wright]

Thanks, that might help.
Joe

Re: Highlighting Inproceedings references

[Wolfgang Engelmann]

Am Monday 13 September 2010 02:22:07 schrieb Joe Wright:
 I am writing a review paper at the moment and need to prune out
 a few conference citations. To see where I've used them
 (so I can see which ones are really useful and which can be junked)
 I'd like to highlight all citations that are to Inproceedings entries.

 Is this possible in Lyx?

 Thanks, Joe

If you are using jabref as the bib-manager, you could click on entrytype, 
which will sort them and you have all your incollections, articles or 
whatever listed in groups. If you have in your bibfile not only the 
references referred to in the document, use 
tools in jabref and 
New subdata base based on aux file
which gives you only those references which you have cited in the docu.

To find the actual citations in the docu, use Richards hint:

That said, maybe you can use the citation list in the outline view to do 
what you need to do: DocumentOutline, then choose List of Citations 
from the dropbox at the top.


Wolfgang

Highlighting Inproceedings references

[Joe Wright]

I am writing a review paper at the moment and need to prune out
a few conference citations. To see where I've used them
(so I can see which ones are really useful and which can be junked)
I'd like to highlight all citations that are to Inproceedings entries.

Is this possible in Lyx?

Thanks, Joe

Re: Highlighting Inproceedings references

[Richard Heck]

On 09/12/2010 08:22 PM, Joe Wright wrote:

I am writing a review paper at the moment and need to prune out
a few conference citations. To see where I've used them
(so I can see which ones are really useful and which can be junked)
I'd like to highlight all citations that are to Inproceedings entries.

Is this possible in Lyx?


Not really, and not in LaTeX either, unless you do something to your bst 
(bibliography style) file. That wouldn't be terribly hard, but editing 
the BibTeX language is not for the meek.


That said, maybe you can use the citation list in the outline view to do 
what you need to do: Document>Outline, then choose "List of Citations" 
from the dropbox at the top.


rh

Re: Highlighting Inproceedings references

[Joe Wright]

Thanks, that might help.
Joe

Re: Highlighting Inproceedings references

[Wolfgang Engelmann]

Am Monday 13 September 2010 02:22:07 schrieb Joe Wright:
> I am writing a review paper at the moment and need to prune out
> a few conference citations. To see where I've used them
> (so I can see which ones are really useful and which can be junked)
> I'd like to highlight all citations that are to Inproceedings entries.
>
> Is this possible in Lyx?
>
> Thanks, Joe

If you are using jabref as the bib-manager, you could click on entrytype, 
which will sort them and you have all your incollections, articles or 
whatever listed in groups. If you have in your bibfile not only the 
references referred to in the document, use 
tools in jabref and 
New subdata base based on aux file
which gives you only those references which you have cited in the docu.

To find the actual citations in the docu, use Richards hint:

That said, maybe you can use the citation list in the outline view to do 
what you need to do: Document>Outline, then choose "List of Citations" 
from the dropbox at the top.


Wolfgang