Tuesday, September 13, 2005 Taco Hoekwater wrote:
> The actual compression of the numbers is done by a macro written
> by Hans (syst-new.tex) and I don't quite understand how it works,
> but ... please try this patch:
>\unprotect
>\def\doverysimplebibnumref#1#2%
> {\refsep
> \i
Giuseppe Bilotta wrote:
While we're at it, the reference compression method is a
little too aggressive: I have a \cite[onething,another] and
it gives me [1--2] in text ... in this case [1,2] would be
better, IMO. Compression is good if you have three or more
consecutive refs.
The actual compr
Tuesday, September 13, 2005 Mojca Miklavec wrote:
> Giuseppe Bilotta wrote:
>> I would have liked the in-text bibtex refs to come out in
>> bold, so I tried:
>>
>> \setupcite[num][before={\start\bf},after={\stop}]
> \setupcite[num][left={[\start\bf},right={\stop]}]
Aha! Left and right, not befo
Giuseppe Bilotta wrote:
> I would have liked the in-text bibtex refs to come out in
> bold, so I tried:
>
> \setupcite[num][before={\start\bf},after={\stop}]
\setupcite[num][left={[\start\bf},right={\stop]}]
> BTW, how do I add the whole database to the reference list?
Do you mean \setuppublica
This is my bibliography set up
\usemodule[bib]
\setupbibtex[database={mrabbrev,bezier}]
\setuppublications[numbering=yes,
sorttype=cite,
numbercommand=\bracketed,
refcommand=num]
I would have liked the in-text bibtex refs to come out in
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