ok, this makes sense.
I added this to the to-do list.
best,
benjamin
Thread Starter
Raphael
(@akerbos87)
I have implemented this feature; where can I direct the patch to?
Also, how is your move to bib2tpl coming along?
Let me propose some more changes.
As far as I know, (top level) shortcodes are evaluated from left to right. That should enable you to improve bibshow, namely remove the nesting. Create a shortcode [bibload] that fills the cache with data. All [bibcite] after that can access the data now. A code like [bibliography] can later print the list of used keys. (Names preliminary).
Citation marks like [1] should be links to the resp anchors, placed in the bibliography. Backlinks to citation point from bibliography entries are possible, but imho not necessary.
Enable [bibcite] to handle multiple keys; [bibcite key=A,B] should result in [1,2].
Hi Raphael,
you can send me the patch directly benjamin / bpiwowar.net
for the shortcodes, yes, they are evaluated in document order (left to right)
I was quite busy the last months and did not start to work on big changes.
For bug/enhancements reports, I set up a tracker tool in order to be more organised:
http://trac.bpiwowar.net/papercite
thanks!
benjamin
Hi again,
Your idea of bibload is good, and I think I will use a more generic way of setting default options; namely, a
[papercite X=Y]
shortcode, to set option X to Y by default.
best,
benjamin
Thread Starter
Raphael
(@akerbos87)
There are no options I am aware of, what are you referring to?
