Niels --
> I don't speak about F9. That doesn't really work for me. The application
> (Papers2) I am using for creating my Bibtex-files doesn't seem to write
> clean enough Bibtex for the plugin, but that's not that much of a
> problem for me.
Hm. I have a feeling that's not actually what the problem is, but it
sounds like it would be a moot point anyway.
> Ok, I see. Syntax highlighting is my problem. Then I know where to look
> (and have to find out how I extend that locally)
Well, on my machine, the important file is located in:
/usr/share/vim/vim73/syntax/tex.vim
On your Mac, the tex.vim syntax file will be located under the "syntax"
folder of wherever your Vimfiles are. Inside Vim, you can try:
:echo $VIMRUNTIME
to see where to start looking for the "syntax" folder.
You then could try copying "tex.vim" into your own ~/.vim/syntax folder
(which I *think* (??) will take precedence over the system one). You can
then edit it and search for "cite". You should find a line like:
syn match texRefZone '\\cite\%([tp]\*\=\)\='
nextgroup=texRefOption,texCite
which matches \cite, \citet, and \citep. There are several options. The
simplest is probably to try adding a similar line like:
syn match texRefZone '\\shortcite\%(\*\=\)\='
nextgroup=texRefOption,texCite
for shortcite (and do something similar for your other options).
>> [ by the way, I use natbib, which gives me \citep, \citet, \citeauthor,
>> \citeyear, and much more... and it makes it much easier to switch from
>> Harvard-style to numbered citations right from within the TeX body ]
>
> I use something where I used chicago as a base because it is nearer to
> the cite-style I need for what my professor wants from me in terms of
> citation style.
Well, natbib is completely compatible with the chicago BST style. It's
just a different set of macros that provides me with some nice features,
especially when I hop across journals that have very different editorial
conventions. Anyway, another moot point.
Best --
Ted
> Niels
>
>> On 06/27/2012 10:53 AM, Niels Kobschätzki wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> for citations I am using the chicago-style which offers more
>>> cite-commands than just \cite. I use fairly often \shortcite. Is there a
>>> way to give shortcite the same functionality as cite?
>>>
>>> Niels
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