Hi! I'm writing a document using a stylesheet that defined a new custom way to create bibliographic references. The stylesheet is in:
https://lrec2022.lrec-conf.org/media/filer_public/16/8e/168e56e8-fb15-4213-bfbb-9e64de6b0bc9/lrec_2022_latex_template.zip A minimal document would be this (you need to uncompress the template above to compile the document). #+begin_src LaTeX % main.tex file \documentclass{article} \usepackage{lrec2022} \usepackage{multibib} \newcites{languageresource}{Language Resources} \begin{document} Standard reference: \cite{Martin-90}. Custom reference: \citelanguageresource{Speecon} \bibliographystyle{lrec2022-bib} \bibliography{lrec2022-example} \bibliographystylelanguageresource{lrec2022-bib} \bibliographylanguageresource{languageresource} \end{document} #+end_src Note the use of the custom command "\citelanguageresource" for citations, and "\bibliographystylelanguageresource" and "\bibliographylanguageresource" for the style and bibligraphy entries, respectively. To compile the document from the shell, one has to do the following: #+begin_src bash $ pdflatex main.tex $ bibtex main.aux $ bibtex languageresource.aux $ pdflatex main.tex $ pdflatex main.tex #+end_src Bibtex is called twice, one with "main.aux", and a second time with the "languageresource.aux". I know that I can accomplish the same in AucTex using C-u C-c C-c, selecting BibTex, and manually adjusting the command. However, is there a way for AucTeX to do it automatically? As a bonus, it would be great if I could use reftex commands on the languageresource.bib bibliography file ("reftex-citation", "reftex-view-crossref", etc). Many thanks in advance, aitor
