Bibliography
Hi, In which way can I write the page of the Bibliography in the main index? thank you, Riccardo,
bibliography
Hello,
I'm preparing a bibliography using BibTex. I ran in to a problem though.
When I produce .DVI file the following error message appears:
Your field is more than 5000 characters---line 471 of file
file_name.bib
: TITLE = "{ some title he
: re}",
I'm skipping whatever remains of this entry
Warning--I didn't find a database entry for "L1"
Warning--I didn't find a database entry for "T1"
Warning--I didn't find a database entry for "V1"
Warning--I didn't find a database entry for "G1"
and so on...
Does anybody know what causes this problem? How can I fix it?
Thank you very much.
Bibliography
Hello In my document the last part is the 'Bibliography' and this is also the chapter heading. However I would like it to be 'References'. How can I change this? Your sincerely Jacques Germishuizen E-pos: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bibliography
Hello I am writing a report and I would like to change some part of my bibliography. I've got a lot of entry in this biblio (I am not using bibtex yet but soon, I will convert the biblio to bibtex) and I want to group some of the entries under a title. I had look in the french-latex-faq but i can't find my information in this file. Thanks Yann COLLETTE [EMAIL PROTECTED]
bibliography
Hello I have 25 entries in my biliography, but when I look in the .tex file their are only 5. Thus in the printed document where I put a citation reference it appears like [?]. Is there a possible way to fix this problem? Or is it maybe that my entry mis some operator. Kind regards Jacques Germishuizen E-pos: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
bibliography
>I have 25 entries in my biliography, but when I look in the .tex file >their are only 5. Thus in the printed document where I put a citation >reference it appears like [?]. Is there a possible way to fix this >problem? Or is it maybe that my entry mis some operator. I think I solved my problem. In the key of each of the entries I wrote Kamper (1999). Lyx does not seem to like the space. I changed all the entries to Kamper(1999) without the space which seem to solved the problem. Jacques Germishuizen
Bibliography
Greetings:
The recent bibliography thread reminded me: inserting several bibtex
references in a row doesn't do what I'd like:
(Lyx window)_becomes_ (latex)
blah[cite1][cite2] blah \cite{cite1}\cite{cite2}
The output then looks like this: blah [1][2]
when it ought to be this: blah [1-2]
How about merging adjacent citations when the LaTex output is
generated, like this:
(Lyx window) _becomes_ (latex)
blah[cite1][cite2][cite3] blah \cite{cite1,cite2,cite3}
This way bibtex can Do The Right Thing, be it [1-3] or
(key1,key2,key3) or whatever. Pehaps adjacent \LatexCommand
insets should routinely be merged when the actual LaTex output is
generated -- but the citation-merging would still need to happen.
As is, (LyX 1.1.5fix1 of Tue Jul 18, 2000) I can put in the several
citation keys in the bibtex pop-up (and it works fine) BUT it makes
adding citations or changing their arrangement more problematic.
Otherwise, I Like Lyx! (Let's make "ILL" buttons!)
-- Will
Will Fischer
Biology Department [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Indiana University Lab:812-855-2549
Jordan Hall 142 FAX:812-855-6705
1001 E. Third Street
Bloomington, IN 47405-3700 USA
bibliography
Dear all, I am writting an article. Depending on the context citations should have the form Doe and Jones (1990) or (Doe and Jones, 1990). Is there any package that allow my to choose (in each moment) between this two options? thanks for the help roberto
Re: Bibliography
Varotto Riccardo wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> In which way can I write the page of the Bibliography in the main index?
Add the following command in TeX mode, at the beginning of the
bibliografy:
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Bibliography}
This if you are using report style... if you are using article you
should change chapter with section. And if you are writing a document in
Italian language, you should put Bibliografia instead of Bibliography.
I hope this may help.
Alessandro
Re: bibliography
>>>>> "Leonid" == Leonid Belostotski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Leonid> Hello, I'm preparing a bibliography using BibTex. I ran in to
Leonid> a problem though. When I produce .DVI file the following error
Leonid> message appears:
Leonid> Your field is more than 5000 characters---line 471 of file
Leonid> file_name.bib : TITLE = "{ some title he : re}", I'm skipping
Leonid> whatever remains of this entry Warning--I didn't find a
Leonid> database entry for "L1" Warning--I didn't find a database
Leonid> entry for "T1" Warning--I didn't find a database entry for
Leonid> "V1" Warning--I didn't find a database entry for "G1"
Leonid> and so on...
Obvious question: are you sure there is no problem with line 571 of
the file file_name.bib?
JMarc
Re: Bibliography
Jacques Germishuizen wrote:
>
> In my document the last part is the 'Bibliography' and this is also the
> chapter heading. However I would like it to be 'References'. How can I
> change this?
I suggest to put in the Latex preamble the following command:
\renewcommand\bibname{References}
but I guess there is a better way to do that. Any other suggest?
Alessandro
Re: Bibliography
Alex wrote:
> Jacques Germishuizen wrote:
>
> >
> > In my document the last part is the 'Bibliography' and this is also the
> > chapter heading. However I would like it to be 'References'. How can I
> > change this?
>
> I suggest to put in the Latex preamble the following command:
>
> \renewcommand\bibname{References}
>
> but I guess there is a better way to do that. Any other suggest?
>
> Alessandro
Hi,
In addition, you could add
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{References} in the first \bibitem to
force that References appear in TOC and
\markboth{References} {References} for the heading
Osvaldo Fornaro
Re: Bibliography
>>From: Collette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>Subject: Bibliography >>Date: Wed, 1 Dec 1999 21:11:30 +0100 >> >>Hello >> >>I am writing a report and I would like to change some part of my bibliography. >>I've got a lot of entry in this biblio (I am not using bibtex yet but soon, I >>will convert the biblio to bibtex) and I want to group some of the entries >>under a title. I had look in the french-latex-faq but i can't find my >>information in this file. >> >>Thanks >> >>Yann COLLETTE >> >>[EMAIL PROTECTED] bibtopics.sty should do it: dedicated to bibliography sorting http://www.lri.fr/Francais/Recherche/ia/stuff/FAQ-LaTeX/15.2.html -- Jean-Pierre
Re: Bibliography
On Thu, Aug 31, 2000 at 01:16:35PM -0500, Will Fischer wrote: > > As is, (LyX 1.1.5fix1 of Tue Jul 18, 2000) I can put in the several > citation keys in the bibtex pop-up (and it works fine) BUT it makes > adding citations or changing their arrangement more problematic. In the CVS version, the citation dialog was completely rewritten, and it is now very easy to add/change several citations inside a single citation inset.
Re: Bibliography
> wfischer:
> The output then looks like this: blah [1][2]
> when it ought to be this: blah [1-2]
Herbert Voss:
it's not usual to write it this way, when there are only
two citations, therefore always [1,2], but [1-3].
. . .
Yes, but, one doesn't get [1,2], but rather [1][2].
Likewise, one gets [1][2][3] instead of [1-3].
Herbert Voss:
do you use package{cite}?
I'm using package{natbib}, so the actual citations are formatted
differently, but the content is the same.
Dekel Tsur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> reports that:
> the citation dialog was completely rewritten, and it is now very
> easy to add/change several citations inside a single citation
> inset.
So this complaint of mine may vanish in the next release ...
which is, um, going to be when? About?
Will Fischer
Biology Department [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Indiana University Lab:812-855-2549
Jordan Hall 142 FAX:812-855-6705
1001 E. Third Street
Bloomington, IN 47405-3700 USA
Re: Bibliography
Will Fischer wrote:
>
> > wfischer:
> > The output then looks like this: blah [1][2]
> > when it ought to be this: blah [1-2]
>
> Herbert Voss:
> it's not usual to write it this way, when there are only
> two citations, therefore always [1,2], but [1-3].
>. . .
>
> Yes, but, one doesn't get [1,2], but rather [1][2].
> Likewise, one gets [1][2][3] instead of [1-3].
>
> Herbert Voss:
> do you use package{cite}?
>
> I'm using package{natbib}, so the actual citations are formatted
> differently, but the content is the same.
that's only for the bibtex-style! try \usepackage{cite} in
latex preamble and your citations look well.
Herbert
Re: Bibliography
Will Fischer wrote:
> (Lyx window)_becomes_ (latex)
> blah[cite1][cite2] blah \cite{cite1}\cite{cite2}
>
> The output then looks like this: blah [1][2]
> when it ought to be this: blah [1-2]
it's not usual to write it this way, when there are only
two citations, therefore always [1,2], but [1-3].
> How about merging adjacent citations when the LaTex output is
> generated, like this:
>
> (Lyx window) _becomes_ (latex)
> blah[cite1][cite2][cite3] blah \cite{cite1,cite2,cite3}
>
> This way bibtex can Do The Right Thing, be it [1-3] or
> (key1,key2,key3) or whatever. Pehaps adjacent \LatexCommand
> insets should routinely be merged when the actual LaTex output is
> generated -- but the citation-merging would still need to happen.
>
> As is, (LyX 1.1.5fix1 of Tue Jul 18, 2000) I can put in the several
> citation keys in the bibtex pop-up (and it works fine) BUT it makes
> adding citations or changing their arrangement more problematic.
do you use package{cite}?
Herbert
bibliography error
I am trying to get a bibliography from a *bib file, but when I run bibtex, teh follwing error reads on my terminal: Sorry---you've exceeded BibTeX's literal-stack size 100 Then, not all references show in the database and some come missing some information, such as editor and book title Does someone know how to fix it? I never saw that kind of error before. many thnaks []s lima-lopes R.E. de Lima-Lopes [EMAIL PROTECTED] GNU/Linux Registered User # 182240
bibliography question
Hi!
With the "Article" document class, the bibliography takes the largest
label as indentation like such:
\begin{thebibliography}{Glover and Laguna, 1997}
I just want that:
\begin{thebibliography}{}
How do I do that without going into the Tex file to fix it and yet get
all the nice benefits of Lyx?
Thanks,
myriam
Go Proverb:
If a formation is symmetrical play at the center.
Bibliography question
I've recently upgraded my Lyx to 1.1.6 and I have the following problem with inserting bibliography citations. Let's say I have a master document with several chapters as sub-files inserted to it. I put the BibTex generated references in the master document. Now in sub-files, when I want to add a citation, I can't since the BibTex references are inserted in the master doc and aren't viewable by sub-files (all of the files are open). In previous versions, I had the option to type in the index of the citation (assuming that I know it) in sub-files. LaTex would find it and create the correct citation reference. In "Insert > Citation Reference" of 1.1.6, I can't type anything in (it should be taken from the existing list). My question is: should I use Tex to insert citations or there is another way to do this? Thanks, M
Bibliography gone?
Dear friends I wrote and submitted my master's thesis with LyX and Pybliographic using Harvard style. After a hw-crash I am now re-established with the new version of Lyx 1.1.6fix1 and RH7 Now there is no bibliography to be seen at the end of the thesis All the citation refs are in the text and look normal. I can establish new documents with bib based on the same bibtex data. Do I do anything wrong, or what have I overlooked? Sincerely Niels Muller Larsen http://fc.ventures.dk/~nml Linux User # 37.831
annotated bibliography
I am beginning the process of writing a dissertation and would like to use LyX for the project. First I have to complete an annotated bibliography. The only *.bst file I could locate that includes an annotation field is chicagoa.bst, but it appears to be difficult to use at best because it is in an older format. What is the most convenient way to do this annotated bibliography? Birch Browning Tallahassee, FL
Structured bibliography
Hello,
after I convinced my wife to write her master thesis with lyx, she
starts asking questions I need help with. :-)
She needs a more sophisticated/structured bibliography than lyx/tex
offers as standard (see below). The bibitems themselves should be stored in
bibtex files (I guess its a good idea to have an own bibtex file for
each section she wants to separate in her bibliography). Each section in
the bibliography should contain both, items which are referred from the
text and unreferred items (i.e. the whole bibtex file). (With a standard
bibliography this works fine with an additional \nocite{*}.)
Does anybody have any hints how to achieve this?
Thanks a lot,
Marko
Bibliography<= standard Bibliography header
[optionally some intro text]<= Standard
Primärliteratur <= level 1 (layout like section*)
Poems <= level 2 (layout like subsubsection*)
bibitem1
bibitem2
...
Prose texts <= level 2
bibitem3
...
Sekundärliteratur <= level 1
bibitem4
bibitem5
...
bibliography heading
Hello,
I know this question has been addressed before but there still is a
problem (for me at least) that I can't seem to resolve.
I want (me too) change the 'bibliography' for something else (say,
'references').
Now, I've tried every single variation (on a theme) that appear in the
mailing list, i.e.:
\AtBeginDocument{\renewcommand\bibname{References}}
\renewcommand\bibname{References}
\renewcommand\{bibname}{References}
\def\bibname{Ref}
all in both the latex preamble and as ERT in the beginning of the
bibliography file (for it's a separate file that is included in another
lyx file).
Now, there must be something I'm not getting.
Oh yeah, and just as a test, I tried to use the variable '\bibname' in the
general heading definition (instead of \chaptername) just for the heck of
it and guess what? It does return 'References'. So, it seems that the
variable is defined properly but not used adequately by LyX/LaTeX when
formatting the 'bibliography'.
Just as a note, I'm not using any fancy bibliography generator
thingies. Just the plain 'bibliography' used to define environment (in the
same list as chapter, paragraph, citation and the like).
Thanks in advance,
Stephan
Bibliography header
Hello, I have an issue with the bibliography that I hope I can find a solution here. In the main document (that includes a pile of other LyX files), I use fancyhdr to redefine the headers. My settings smallcap the word chapter as well as the chapter name, in the heading. Now, for the bibliography, it's all uppercase. Even though I succeeded in changing the bibname to "References" (thanks to Herbert), the letters will remain fine in the 'chapter' title but all uppercase in the header. Any suggestions on how to make the bibliography's header comply with the rest of the document? Note:My bibname is defined first letter capitalized and all other letters lowercased. thanks, Stephan
Re: bibliography
Roberto Marabini wrote: > > I am writting an article. Depending on the context citations should > have the form Doe and Jones (1990) or (Doe and Jones, 1990). Is there any > package that allow my to choose (in each moment) between this two options? > try package natbib. it has different styles Herbert -- http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/
Re: bibliography
achicago (part of frankenstein) provides
\cite{key} --> (Authorname, year)
\citeN{key} --> Authorname (year)
A variant of achicago exists as part of jurabib.
On Thursday 04 October 2001 03:06 pm, you wrote:
> Roberto Marabini wrote:
> > I am writting an article. Depending on the context citations should
> > have the form Doe and Jones (1990) or (Doe and Jones, 1990). Is there
> > any package that allow my to choose (in each moment) between this two
> > options?
>
> try package natbib. it has different styles
>
> Herbert
Customized bibliography
Thanks to everyone who's been helping me out to get the right format for my final project report. Most of my problems have been solved. In fact, as of today I only have one issue left: the bibliography. I am using BibTeX which is great. However, I need to use a style which isn't defined (at least I haven't found it in CTAN). I've looked into the following packages: custom-bib, inlinebib, jurabib and bibentry. They do parts of what I need, but not all. I also looked into a document by Oren Patashnik about writing custom bst files, but it's too obscure to a newbie like myself. My guess is that if I can redefine the bibliography style to look the way I need and combine that with bibentry, I'll be set. Is there any package that makes redefining the .bst achievable by an average user? I would imagine something as big as LaTeX would, but I still haven't come accross it. TIA, -Roberto
Bibliography styles...
Hi, I've looked the Herbert help page, but I haven't found what I need, maybe because I haven't searched enough :-) I would like to have a bibliography splitted in several sections, each section containing some of the documents listed. I've tried chapterbib but it seems to work only if the \cite are in the chapter where the bibliography is. I need a global bibliography for the whole document but organized in several sections. Is there a package than can do that? Thanks for any tips. BG
Sorting the bibliography
Hi Is it possible to make Lyx or TeX to alphabetically sort the entries of a bibliography. I have got a very long list and don´t want to do this by hand. Or am I forced to do this within another program and to import the text? Any ideas? oliver --- Oliver Eichler, Dipl.-Ing. DSP Solutions Ingenieure Kellermann, Voigt, Hoepfl, Eichler und Weidner Partnerschaft
Question about bibliography
Is it possible to divide bibliography part of a lyx document into two or more sections (for example: books, articles, video, etc.) If possible how? Is it possible to start numbering from 1 for each section in the bibliography...
Bibliography into ToC?
A small but annoying problem: I can't get the Bibtex generated Bibliography into my ToC (I'm using the Report envoronment). Can anyone help me? Regards, Knut Lian Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering The University of Edinburgh King's Buildings Mayfield Rd Edinburgh EH9 3JL (Int +44) 131 650 5608 (direct) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
creating a bibliography
Hi, How can I display text with a "hanging indent" look for the bibliography of a paper? As I am new to this, I don't have the bibtex thing under control yet, but I do have a list of references. I have used the Bibliography environment, but I don't want the number that is displayed by default. I've been playing with the List environment, and it almost (but not quite) looks the way I want (it leaves a small space between the first word and the rest that I don't want). [I can get it to work by defining my own environment, etc, but that forces me to type "\item" before each reference, which I'd like to avoid if possible...] Thanks, Ramon P.S. This is probably a very dumb question, but can I use natbib with Lyx? I think that in the extended reference it says not yet, but there is an example (aasample) where it seems to be used... Am I getting confused here?
Label in bibliography
Hi! How can i change the identation of the biobliography in lyx ? The identation is done according to the lenght of the label, and my lables are rather long. Or is there any other way to use any other bibliography style in combination with the lyx-citation ? Thanks for help! Cheers, Dirk Engelmann --
Followup: Bibliography problems.
I am using the newest lyx. I use koma-script report class. The bibliography sesms having some problems. For example: The 7th bib item has key value 8. And where I refer to it in text, it appears as [8] in lyx. But when I print it, it prints out [7] in the paper. So, it seems that I can get around the problem by always refering to the key value, not the number showing in the grey box at beginning of each bib item. At least it is correct on printed copy. But the problem is: one single key valye can show up twice in different bib items! That happened so it is really a problem! Anyone has a fix? Thanks!!
Testing of bibliography
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lyx 1.1.5fix2, Bibliography
Why does "Bibliography" not appear in "Contents"? I know that Bibliography is always the last page but I'd like to know at the beginning if there is any. Regards, H. Haase
Re: bibliography error
"R. E. de Lima-Lopes" wrote: > > I am trying to get a bibliography from a *bib file, but when I run bibtex, > teh follwing error reads on my terminal: > > Sorry---you've exceeded BibTeX's literal-stack size 100 > > Then, not all references show in the database and some come missing some > information, such as editor and book title i suppose that there is an error in your database. you can try the following: open a new lyx-file with the line \nocite* in tex(red) and insert the bib via insert->TOC->bibliography export as latex and run the tex-file with latex file bibtex file have a look at bibtex errors and control your bibfile. Herbert -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://perce.de/lyx/
Re: bibliography question
Myriam Abramson wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> With the "Article" document class, the bibliography takes the largest
> label as indentation like such:
>
> \begin{thebibliography}{Glover and Laguna, 1997}
>
> I just want that:
> \begin{thebibliography}{}
>
> How do I do that without going into the Tex file to fix it and yet get
> all the nice benefits of Lyx?
try
\renewcommand\thebibliography[1]{}
in latex preamble
Herbert
--
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://perce.de/lyx/
Re: bibliography question
> > With the "Article" document class, the bibliography takes the largest
> > label as indentation like such:
> >
> > \begin{thebibliography}{Glover and Laguna, 1997}
> >
> > I just want that:
> > \begin{thebibliography}{}
> >
> > How do I do that without going into the Tex file to fix it and yet get
> > all the nice benefits of Lyx?
>
> try
> \renewcommand\thebibliography[1]{}
> in latex preamble
>
nope, that does not work. Shouldn't it be \renewenvironment?
But even that gives errors.
--
myriam
Go Proverb:
The semeai where only one player has an eye is a fight over nothing.
Re: Bibliography question
On Fri, Jan 19, 2001 at 11:01:13AM -0800, Mohammad Reza Danesh wrote: > I've recently upgraded my Lyx to 1.1.6 and I have the following problem with > inserting bibliography citations. > > Let's say I have a master document with several chapters as sub-files inserted > to it. I put the BibTex generated references in the master document. Now in > sub-files, when I want to add a citation, I can't since the BibTex references > are inserted in the master doc and aren't viewable by sub-files (all of the > files are open). > > In previous versions, I had the option to type in the index of the citation > (assuming that I know it) in sub-files. LaTex would find it and create the > correct citation reference. In "Insert > Citation Reference" of 1.1.6, I can't > type anything in (it should be taken from the existing list). My question is: > should I use Tex to insert citations or there is another way to do this? Copy the bibtex inset from the master file, and paste it into each of the included files, changing the paragraph layout to comment.
Re: Bibliography question
On Sun, Jan 21, 2001 at 01:05:51AM +0200, Dekel Tsur wrote: > > In previous versions, I had the option to type in the index of the citation > > (assuming that I know it) in sub-files. LaTex would find it and create the > > correct citation reference. In "Insert > Citation Reference" of 1.1.6, I can't > > type anything in (it should be taken from the existing list). My question is: > > should I use Tex to insert citations or there is another way to do this? > > Copy the bibtex inset from the master file, and paste it into each of the > included files, changing the paragraph layout to comment. Another option is to type 'M-x citation-insert ' (in fact, instead of typing citation-insert, you can type ci and press Tab).
Re: Bibliography gone?
Niels Muller Larsen wrote: > > I wrote and submitted my master's thesis with LyX and Pybliographic using > Harvard style. > > After a hw-crash I am now re-established with the new version of Lyx > 1.1.6fix1 and RH7 > Now there is no bibliography to be seen at the end of the thesis > All the citation refs are in the text and look normal. > > I can establish new documents with bib based on the same bibtex data. do you have the full path in your insert->lists->bibtex ref->database? Herbert -- http://perce.de/lyx/
Re: Bibliography gone?
Niels Muller Larsen wrote: > > >do you have the full path in your insert->lists->bibtex ref->database? > > > >Herbert > > > >-- > >http://perce.de/lyx/ > > Yes I do! you can test a bibtex-file with lyx. in a document write only \nocite* and than insert the bibtex-file with insert->Lists&TOC->BibTex reference. all entries are now part of your bibliography. look, what's going on Herbert -- http://perce.de/lyx/
Bibliography: unlabeled chapter?
The bibliography in Koma-script report class acts like an unlabeled chapter. How can I make it like a labeled sub-chapter? That's what you can expect from "M-p 2" (chapter is "M-p 1"). Thanks. Zailong
Re: annotated bibliography
"Birch P. Browning" wrote: > > I am beginning the process of writing a dissertation and would like to > use LyX for the project. First I have to complete an annotated > bibliography. The only *.bst file I could locate that includes an > annotation field is chicagoa.bst, but it appears to be difficult to use > at best because it is in an older format. annotate.bst annotation.bst phaip.bst (comment annote-field out) phapalik.bst(same) and all other ph* ... refer.bst all available at ctan Herert -- http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: annotated bibliography
you might try apa.bst []s lima-lopes R.E. de Lima-Lopes [EMAIL PROTECTED] GNU/Linux Registered User # 182240 On Mon, 9 Apr 2001, Birch P. Browning wrote: > Date: Mon, 09 Apr 2001 21:33:39 -0400 > From: Birch P. Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: lyx-users <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: annotated bibliography > > I am beginning the process of writing a dissertation and would like to > use LyX for the project. First I have to complete an annotated > bibliography. The only *.bst file I could locate that includes an > annotation field is chicagoa.bst, but it appears to be difficult to use > at best because it is in an older format. > > What is the most convenient way to do this annotated bibliography? > > Birch Browning > Tallahassee, FL > >
Re: Structured bibliography
Marko Degenkolb wrote:
> She needs a more sophisticated/structured bibliography than lyx/tex
> offers as standard (see below). The bibitems themselves should be stored in
> bibtex files (I guess its a good idea to have an own bibtex file for
> each section she wants to separate in her bibliography). Each section in
> the bibliography should contain both, items which are referred from the
> text and unreferred items (i.e. the whole bibtex file). (With a standard
> bibliography this works fine with an additional \nocite{*}.)
try bibtopic-style
http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/bibtex/bibtopic.html
Herbert
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Bibliography style inconsistency
Hi, I am using plain bibtex style file plain.bst It seems that there is inconsistency in that entiries from books/proceedings have the word "pages" and articles from journals do not. For example: [1] A. John. Mesurement of frequency. Frequency Journal, 22(3):217-223,June 1998. [2] B. Peter. Measurement of time. In Time Meausurement, pages 66-77. IEEE, 1998. How can I remove/correct this inconsistency? Is there a bibtex style to use wich is like plain but without this problem? Thank you.
Re: bibliography heading
"Stephan D. Picard" wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I know this question has been addressed before but there still is a
> problem (for me at least) that I can't seem to resolve.
> I want (me too) change the 'bibliography' for something else (say,
> 'references').
> Now, I've tried every single variation (on a theme) that appear in the
> mailing list, i.e.:
>
> \AtBeginDocument{\renewcommand\bibname{References}}
> \renewcommand\bibname{References}
> \renewcommand\{bibname}{References}
> \def\bibname{Ref}
>
> all in both the latex preamble and as ERT in the beginning of the
> bibliography file (for it's a separate file that is included in another
> lyx file).
what about
\AtBeginDocument{\renewcommand\refname{References}}
I suppose you have article-class
HErbert
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Re: bibliography heading
On Wed, 5 Sep 2001, Herbert Voss wrote:
> "Stephan D. Picard" wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> > I know this question has been addressed before but there still is a
> > problem (for me at least) that I can't seem to resolve.
> > I want (me too) change the 'bibliography' for something else (say,
> > 'references').
> > Now, I've tried every single variation (on a theme) that appear in the
> > mailing list, i.e.:
> >
> > \AtBeginDocument{\renewcommand\bibname{References}}
> > \renewcommand\bibname{References}
> > \renewcommand\{bibname}{References}
> > \def\bibname{Ref}
> >
> > all in both the latex preamble and as ERT in the beginning of the
> > bibliography file (for it's a separate file that is included in another
> > lyx file).
>
> what about
>
> \AtBeginDocument{\renewcommand\refname{References}}
>
> I suppose you have article-class
>
> HErbert
>
>
Actually, I have book-class. I had tried that command you mentionned but
LyX returned:
"
LaTeX Error: \refname undefined.
\begin {document}
Try typing to proceed.
If that doesn't work, type X to quit.
"
which seems to confirm that I'm not using the article-class.
Stephan
Re: bibliography heading
"Stephan D. Picard" wrote:
>
> Actually, I have book-class. I had tried that command you mentionned but
> LyX returned:
> "
> LaTeX Error: \refname undefined.
> \begin {document}
>
> Try typing to proceed.
> If that doesn't work, type X to quit.
> "
>
> which seems to confirm that I'm not using the article-class.
send a very short lyx example-file which shows the behaviour
Herbert
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Re: bibliography heading
On Wed, 5 Sep 2001, Herbert Voss wrote:
> "Stephan D. Picard" wrote:
> >
> > Actually, I have book-class. I had tried that command you mentionned but
> > LyX returned:
> > "
> > LaTeX Error: \refname undefined.
> > \begin {document}
> >
> > Try typing to proceed.
> > If that doesn't work, type X to quit.
> > "
> >
> > which seems to confirm that I'm not using the article-class.
>
> send a very short lyx example-file which shows the behaviour
>
> Herbert
>
Now, that required a little more work then I thought. I couldn't reproduce
that behaviour with a smaller file so I had to fiddle a little
(long) while to figure what was happening. Here's my 'discoveries' and
strangeness that I found.
I included a bunch of biblio files between each other included to see what
was going on. From the top to a certain point, they were all changed to
'references' (great) but from that point down (like, where I wanted the
file to be included), they were still at Bibliography. So, something was
happening. The file included at that particular point was set to
language=american which seem to have stopped lyx to understand the
\AtBeginDocument thingy.
I changed that file language to standard, verified that all other included
files were actually correctly to standard (as well as the main file) and
they were correct. So, I tried to "view ps" and LyX returned a whole bunch
of errors, all being "you haven't defined the language
\select@language{american}" and the same but for language{english}. But
there is NO files that uses other languages, they're all set to
standarrd. Now, setting the main file language to american, for example,
works fine (References is working) but if it's 'standard', then I get all
the error messages.
So, is there something strange happening here. I thought that the setting
of the main file were having precedence over the settings of the included
files!
Also, another thing that I noticed and do not understand about
LyX. Somehow, I introduced in my main file LyX window a line that goes
across between two included file and that continue downward. I can select
it and delete it but I'm not sure what it's doing.
thanks,
Stephan
Re: bibliography heading
"Stephan D. Picard" wrote: > > Now, that required a little more work then I thought. I couldn't reproduce > that behaviour with a smaller file so I had to fiddle a little > (long) while to figure what was happening. Here's my 'discoveries' and > strangeness that I found. > send the wgole main-doc as private mail, otherwise I'm not able so say what's exactly going wrong with your doc. Herbert -- http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/
Re: Bibliography header
>>Date: Fri, 7 Sep 2001 12:36:00 -0400 (EDT)
>>From: "Stephan D. Picard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Subject: Bibliography header
>>
>>Hello,
>>I have an issue with the bibliography that I hope I can find a solution
>>here. In the main document (that includes a pile of other LyX files), I
>>use fancyhdr to redefine the headers. My settings smallcap the word
>>chapter as well as the chapter name, in the heading. Now, for the
>>bibliography, it's all uppercase. Even though I succeeded in changing the
>>bibname to "References" (thanks to Herbert), the letters will remain
>>fine in the 'chapter' title but all uppercase in the header. Any
>>suggestions on how to make the bibliography's header comply with the rest
>>of the document?
>>
>>Note:My bibname is defined first letter capitalized and all other
>>letters lowercased.
>>
>>thanks,
>>Stephan
>>
Here I hack it directly in the class definition:
\renewenvironment{thebibliography}[1]
{\chapter*{\bibname
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{\protect\numberline{}\bibname}%
\@mkboth{\textsc{\bibname}}{\textsc{\bibname}}}%
\list{\@biblabel{\@arabic\c@enumiv}}%
...
As you may see, the \textsc{\bibname} does it in small caps, and
I send the bibname back in the toc.
I guess you may put this in the preamble as well,
as the @ are protected by LyX.
--
Jean-Pierre
Re: Bibliography header
-- Forwarded message --
Date: Fri, 7 Sep 2001 14:35:04 -0400 (EDT)
From: Stephan D. Picard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Jean-Pierre.Chretien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Bibliography header
Hi,
Should this work directly into the preamble? I've copied it directly and
nothing changed. Is your "..." means that there should be something else
after the \list command? I would tend to think so since the
\renewenvironment should have 4 arguments and it seems that there's 3 now,
right?
Stephan
> Here I hack it directly in the class definition:
> \renewenvironment{thebibliography}[1]
> {\chapter*{\bibname
> \addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{\protect\numberline{}\bibname}%
>\@mkboth{\textsc{\bibname}}{\textsc{\bibname}}}%
> \list{\@biblabel{\@arabic\c@enumiv}}%
> ...
>
> As you may see, the \textsc{\bibname} does it in small caps, and
> I send the bibname back in the toc.
>
> I guess you may put this in the preamble as well,
> as the @ are protected by LyX.
>
> --
> Jean-Pierre
>
>
>
Redefining bibliography heading
Hi
I am using a bibtex-based bibliography, which I include at the base of
my lyx document. Using the "report" document class, this results in
the final document having the word "Bibliography" as the section name
for the bibliography.
I would like to change this from "Bibliography" to "References". I
have looked at the report.cls class file, and it defines \bibname as
Bibliography. Hence I tried \renewcommand{\bibname}{References} in my
Latex preamble, but that didn't work. Have I made a mistake here?
Does anyone have any idea on how to change the "Bibliography" heading
to "References" in lyx.
Thanks
Ben
Re: Customized bibliography
Roberto Hernandez wrote: > > Thanks to everyone who's been helping me out to get the right format for > my final project report. Most of my problems have been solved. In fact, > as of today I only have one issue left: the bibliography. > > I am using BibTeX which is great. However, I need to use a style which > isn't defined (at least I haven't found it in CTAN). I've looked into > the following packages: custom-bib, inlinebib, jurabib and bibentry. > They do parts of what I need, but not all. I also looked into a document > by Oren Patashnik about writing custom bst files, but it's too obscure > to a newbie like myself. > > My guess is that if I can redefine the bibliography style to look the > way I need and combine that with bibentry, I'll be set. Is there any > package that makes redefining the .bst achievable by an average user? I > would imagine something as big as LaTeX would, but I still haven't come > accross it. there are hundreds of different bibstyles in CTAN ... but you can try to run "latex makebst.tex", which is a very easy way to define your own bst-file. the file may be part of your local tex-installation, for example: /usr/share/texmf/tex/latex/custom-bib/makebst.tex Herbert
Re: Bibliography styles...
On Wed, Nov 14, 2001 at 12:16:34AM +0100, ben wrote: > Hi, > I've looked the Herbert help page, but I haven't found what I need, > maybe because I haven't searched enough :-) I would like to have a > bibliography splitted in several sections, each section containing some > of the documents listed. I've tried chapterbib but it seems to work only > if the \cite are in the chapter where the bibliography is. I need a > global bibliography for the whole document but organized in several > sections. Is there a package than can do that? Use the bibtopics package. Search the lyx-users archive for information on using this package with lyx.
Re: Bibliography styles...
Dekel Tsur a écrit : > On Wed, Nov 14, 2001 at 12:16:34AM +0100, ben wrote: > > Hi, > > I've looked the Herbert help page, but I haven't found what I need, > > maybe because I haven't searched enough :-) I would like to have a > > bibliography splitted in several sections, [...] > > Use the bibtopics package. > Search the lyx-users archive for information on using this package with lyx. Thanks very much! That's what I need, even if I must patch some things because the package expects to use external bib files (and I must have the bibliography items in the main file). Anyway now it works fine. Thanks again. BG
Re: Bibliography styles...
On Thu, Nov 15, 2001 at 11:03:14PM +0100, ben wrote: > Thanks very much! That's what I need, even if I must patch some > things because the package expects to use external bib files > (and I must have the bibliography items in the main file). No problem -- the .bbl file (there may be more of them with bibtopic) is just the stuff which can replace the \bibliography in the end of your document. So you can develop your paper with all luxury of bibtex databases, and than send to your publisher .bbl file together with the rest (or edit .tex file and replace \bibliography and \bibliographystyle with the content of .bbl file). Best, Matej -- Matej Cepl, [EMAIL PROTECTED] 138 Highland Ave. #10, Somerville, Ma 02143, (617) 623-1488 Sometimes it is said that man cannot be trusted with the government of himself. Can he, then, be trusted with the government of others? -- Thomas Jefferson, in his 1801 inaugural address
Re: Sorting the bibliography
>>>>> "Oliver" == Oliver Eichler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Oliver> Hi Is it possible to make Lyx or TeX to alphabetically sort Oliver> the entries of a bibliography. I have got a very long list and Oliver> don´t want to do this by hand. Or am I forced to do this Oliver> within another program and to import the text? The best solution is to use BibTeX to handle your bibliography. LyX has good support for BibTex files and there exist some good bibtex files editors, some of which are even LyX aware (gbib, barracuda). JMarc
Re: Question about bibliography
>> Date: Wed, 23 Jun 1999 20:29:36 +0300 >> From: root <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Subject: Question about bibliography >> >> Is it possible to divide bibliography part of a lyx document into two or >> more sections (for example: books, articles, video, etc.) If possible >> how? Is it possible to start numbering from 1 for each section in the >> bibliography... >> Going to LaTeX, you may use the bibtopics package to build up a bibliography sorted by type of sources. To provide one bibliography per section or chapter, the packages are bibunits end custombib. I never tried to mix both Regards -- Jean-Pierre
Lyx: Header in Bibliography
Hi!
I'm using fancyhdr to format the headings. Now I want to get rid of
those in the bibliography. Problem is, where to put the \lhead{}?
If I put it before the bib, the last text-page has no headers, too. If
its inside the bib, the latex codes splits the bib in two and behind
only the last page of the bib gets formatted.
So what to do?
tnx
marksu
Re: Bibliography into ToC?
Knut Lian wrote:
> A small but annoying problem: I can't get the Bibtex generated
> Bibliography into my ToC (I'm using the Report envoronment). Can anyone
> help me?
>
I usually put in the Latex generated file the following two lines:
\pagenumbering{roman} %% after the \begin{document}
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Bibliography}%% before
\begin{thebibliography}{99}
Here Bibliography is exactly the title of your bibliography section (if
you have changed it you should put the new name in the command above). Bye
Alessandro C.
Re: Bibliography into ToC?
Do you get the correct pagenumber then? If I put this command before the
bibliography, its put on the page before the actual bibliography in the
ToC.
Any suggestions?
Cheers
Knut
---
Alessandro Coluccelli wrote:
>
> Knut Lian wrote:
>
> > A small but annoying problem: I can't get the Bibtex generated
> > Bibliography into my ToC (I'm using the Report envoronment). Can anyone
> > help me?
> >
>
> I usually put in the Latex generated file the following two lines:
>
> \pagenumbering{roman} %% after the \begin{document}
>
> \addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Bibliography}%% before
> \begin{thebibliography}{99}
>
> Here Bibliography is exactly the title of your bibliography section (if
> you have changed it you should put the new name in the command above). Bye
>
> Alessandro C.
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Re: Bibliography into ToC?
Knut Lian wrote:
> Do you get the correct pagenumber then? If I put this command before the
> bibliography, its put on the page before the actual bibliography in the
> ToC.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Cheers
>
> Knut
>
> ---
>
> Alessandro Coluccelli wrote:
> >
> > Knut Lian wrote:
> >
> > > A small but annoying problem: I can't get the Bibtex generated
> > > Bibliography into my ToC (I'm using the Report envoronment). Can anyone
> > > help me?
> > >
> >
> > I usually put in the Latex generated file the following two lines:
> >
> > \pagenumbering{roman} %% after the \begin{document}
> >
> > \addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Bibliography}%% before
> > \begin{thebibliography}{99}
> >
> > Here Bibliography is exactly the title of your bibliography section (if
> > you have changed it you should put the new name in the command above). Bye
> >
> > Alessandro C.
>
Uh, sorry... the \addcontentsline command is AFTER \begin{thebibliography}
command. I forgot to tell you that I need to run Latex twice to have the
correct table of contents.
For the \pagenumbering command... it is only to have the index pages numbered
in a different format... but you can omit it.
Let me know if is it all ok! Bye
Alessandro
Label in Bibliography Item
Hi, I'm writing with Lyx 1.0.1. I can enter what I want in the Label in Bibliography Item. But the character '&' doesn't get displayed! I tried '&' and '&&' and more '&'s. Is this a feature? I can't think of a reason why this character doesn't get displayed. Or is it because of LaTex? Thanks, Martin
Re: creating a bibliography
Ooops, but what if I don't have a bibtex database yet (although I have, say, a text file with all the references for the particular paper I am writing, and its all written down the way I like, such as: Agresti, A. 1990. Categorical Data Analysis. New York: John Wiley & Sons. Agresti, A. 1993. Distribution-free fitting of logit models with random effects for repeated categorical responses. Statistics in Medicine, 12, 1969-1987. (...) I just need to get Lyx to accept that (importing as ascii is simple) and then format it the way I'd like (hanging indents, no numbers). Can that be done easily? Ramon On Sun, 09 Jan 2000, you wrote: > Hi Ramon > > you can create a bibtex database and use a bibliography style which no numbers > and Idented bibliography (eg,.APA ones) > > []s > rlopes > > > Em sáb, 08 jan 2000, you wrote: > > Hi, > > > > How can I display text with a "hanging indent" look for the > > bibliography of a paper? As I am new to this, I don't have the bibtex thing > > under control yet, but I do have a list of references. > > I have used the Bibliography environment, but I don't want the > > number that is displayed by default. I've been playing with the List > > environment, and it almost (but not quite) looks the way I want (it leaves a > > small space between the first word and the rest that I don't want). > > [I can get it to work by defining my own environment, etc, but that forces me > > to type "\item" before each reference, which I'd like to avoid if possible...] > > > > Thanks, > > > > Ramon > > > > P.S. This is probably a very dumb question, but can I use natbib with Lyx? I > > think that in the extended reference it says not yet, but there is an example > > (aasample) where it seems to be used... Am I getting confused here?
Hyphenation & Bibliography into TOC
I've got this 2 problems: 1) Hyphenation makes some mistakes (in italian) and I need to correct "by hand" them... how can I do it? I know there is some LaTeX "\command" to use in LyX, but I don't know the exact way to do (I don't know much LaTeX... :-( ) 2) How can I add Bibliography in TOC ? Shall I use other LaTeX or is LyX able to do it? Thanks a lot Emanuele
Bibliography in every section
someone asked for bib behind every section. this is possible with package bibunits and \bibiliography[\section] Herbert -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://perce.de/voss
FW: Help with Bibliography.
-Original Message- From: Zailong Bian To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Sent: 8/30/00 1:35 PM Subject: Help with Bibliography. I am using the latest lyx to write a report. I am using Koma-script report. Everything seems great from beginning and now I am getting close to finish the report...But I found there is big problem with bibliography! The number showing in the grey box at beginning of each bib item is NOT the same as the one in the key field when I click on it. This happened after I inserted some bib items and moved some others around! The numbers in grey box are ordered from 1 to ..., but the key fields of them are not! And the citation in the text doesn't change with the grey box but stay with the old key numbers. Now they seem totally messed up. I tried to change the key field to make it the same as showing in grey box, but after inserting some bib items, it got screwed again! And almost the all the references in the text are wrong. What can I do to fix it? I have left all the label field blank. I didn't think it is any useful... Thanks!
RE: Followup: Bibliography problems.
Hi... I actually FIXed it! I specifyed the key value in each of the bib item. I used as the key and ignore the label(so the citation appears as number in print). It is easier when I want to cite it since the key is more meaningful than number only. I just had to go throw my report and change all the citations. But I am happy with lyx now! I think there is still a problem: if I change the key value in Bibliography item, the key value cited in text will not get updated then it appears as error (?). Also, it does not detect duplicate key value... Zailong -Original Message- From: J.Sauer To: Zailong Bian Sent: 8/31/00 6:19 AM Subject: Re: Followup: Bibliography problems. Zailong Bian schrieb: > I am using the newest lyx. I use koma-script report class. > > The bibliography sesms having some problems. > > For example: > > The 7th bib item has key value 8. And where I refer to it in text, it > appears as [8] in lyx. But when I print it, it prints out [7] in the paper. > So, it seems that I can get around the problem by always refering to the key > value, not the number showing in the grey box at beginning of each bib item. > At least it is correct on printed copy. But the problem is: one single key > valye can show up twice in different bib items! That happened so it is > really a problem! > > Anyone has a fix? Thanks!! Hallo, I had the same problem, I didn't get a fix, and finally decided to use Bibtex instead of the way of citing implemented in Lyx. With Bibtex all works fine. Greatings Jürgen
Re: Followup: Bibliography problems.
On Thu, Aug 31, 2000 at 08:06:46AM -0400, Zailong Bian wrote: > > I actually FIXed it! I specifyed the key value in each of the bib item. I > used as the key and ignore the label(so the > citation appears as number in print). It is easier when I want to cite it > since the key is more meaningful than number only. > > I just had to go throw my report and change all the citations. But I am > happy with lyx now! > > I think there is still a problem: if I change the key value in Bibliography > item, the key value cited in text will not get updated then it appears as > error (?). Also, it does not detect duplicate key value... It is much better to build a bibtex database than enter the bibliography inside LyX. If you don't know the bibtex file format, you can use a GUI bibliography managers like gbib, pyliographer, tkbibtex or barracuda.
Re: Testing of bibliography
"Matìj Cepl" wrote: > > I try to test my bibliography databses by attached document. > However, I have to make a change in document (insert space or > so) in order to persuade LyX to generate correct .dvi file. > Without such dummy action it just runs LaTeX once and it does > not run BibTeX at all. no problem for me, with and without space lyx 1.1.6 HErbert -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://perce.de/lyx/
Re: lyx 1.1.5fix2, Bibliography
On Thu, 30 Nov 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Why does "Bibliography" not appear in "Contents"? I know that Bibliography
> is always the last page but I'd like to know at the beginning if there is
\usepackage[chapter]{tocbibind}
(on LaTeX preamble)
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Re(2): Bibliography gone?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >Niels Muller Larsen wrote: >> >> I wrote and submitted my master's thesis with LyX and Pybliographic >using >> Harvard style. >> >> After a hw-crash I am now re-established with the new version of Lyx >> 1.1.6fix1 and RH7 >> Now there is no bibliography to be seen at the end of the thesis >> All the citation refs are in the text and look normal. >> >> I can establish new documents with bib based on the same bibtex data. > >do you have the full path in your insert->lists->bibtex ref->database? > >Herbert > >-- >http://perce.de/lyx/ Yes I do! Sincerely Niels Muller Larsen http://fc.ventures.dk/~nml mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Linux User # 37.831
Re(2): Bibliography gone?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >On Sunday 18 March 2001 h:m:s, you wrote: > > >> I wrote and submitted my master's thesis with LyX and Pybliographic >using >> Harvard style. > >Where can I find Pybliographic? I searched around on several of the >Linux >oriented sites (Freshmeat, linux.com, etc) but was unable to find it... >Is >this a commercial product? > >Thanks for any assistance! > >// George ftp://rpmfind.net/linux/gnome.org/stable/sources/pyblio/pybliographer-0.9.9-1.i386.rpm found with "pybliographic rpm" by Google Sincerely Niels Muller Larsen http://fc.ventures.dk/~nml mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] +45 8936 3317 "Deltagelse fremmer forstaaelsen - i AL undervisning" Linux User # 37.831
changing Bibliography to References
Hi, I am writing my thesis in report class (lyx-1.1.6fix1). I am using BiBTeX for my references but I need to change the word 'Bibliograpgy' to 'References'. Any idea how I can do that? Thanks in advance. Remzi
Re(2): Bibliography gone?
[EMAIL PROTECTED],Internet writes: >Niels Muller Larsen wrote: >> >> >do you have the full path in your insert->lists->bibtex ref->database? >> > >> >Herbert >> > >> >-- >> >http://perce.de/lyx/ >> >> Yes I do! > >you can test a bibtex-file with lyx. in a document write only > >\nocite* > >and than insert the bibtex-file with insert->Lists&TOC->BibTex >reference. >all entries are now part of your bibliography. > >look, what's going on > >Herbert > >-- >http://perce.de/lyx/ > Thanks Herbert! I owe you one Berliner Weisse mit Schuss or something similar. Your hints made me go over the stuff again, and in the turmoil of reinstalling my laptop, I had a mistake in the path to the bibtex file. Gruss dich Niels Muller Larsen (former Siemens hand i Dk)
Re: Bibliography style inconsistency
Alex Makarov wrote: > > I am using plain bibtex style file plain.bst > > It seems that there is inconsistency in that entiries from > books/proceedings have the word "pages" and articles from journals do > not. For example: > > [1] A. John. Mesurement of frequency. Frequency Journal, > 22(3):217-223,June 1998. > [2] B. Peter. Measurement of time. In Time Meausurement, pages 66-77. > IEEE, 1998. > > How can I remove/correct this inconsistency? Is there a bibtex style to > use wich is like plain but without this problem? can you send the bib-file? Herbert -- http://www.educat.hu-berlin.de/~voss/lyx/
Re: Redefining bibliography heading
Ben Knights wrote:
>
> I am using a bibtex-based bibliography, which I include at the base of
> my lyx document. Using the "report" document class, this results in
> the final document having the word "Bibliography" as the section name
> for the bibliography.
>
> I would like to change this from "Bibliography" to "References". I
> have looked at the report.cls class file, and it defines \bibname as
> Bibliography. Hence I tried \renewcommand{\bibname}{References} in my
> Latex preamble, but that didn't work. Have I made a mistake here?
>
> Does anyone have any idea on how to change the "Bibliography" heading
> to "References" in lyx.
try
\AtBeginDocument{\renewcommand{\bibname}{References}}
Herbert
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Re: Redefining bibliography heading
Ben,
you may have already worked it out, but I've done this by putting
\def\bibname{References}
in ERT , on the line before I have my "BibTeX Generated References"
I'm not sure if it is the best way to do it but it worked for me.
Nick
On Thu, 4 Oct 2001 6:38:am, Herbert Voss wrote:
> Ben Knights wrote:
> > I am using a bibtex-based bibliography, which I include at the base of
> > my lyx document. Using the "report" document class, this results in
> > the final document having the word "Bibliography" as the section name
> > for the bibliography.
> >
> > I would like to change this from "Bibliography" to "References". I
> > have looked at the report.cls class file, and it defines \bibname as
> > Bibliography. Hence I tried \renewcommand{\bibname}{References} in my
> > Latex preamble, but that didn't work. Have I made a mistake here?
> >
> > Does anyone have any idea on how to change the "Bibliography" heading
> > to "References" in lyx.
>
> try
>
> \AtBeginDocument{\renewcommand{\bibname}{References}}
>
> Herbert
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how to include bibliography
Hello, I've just written my bibliography with bibview and now I'm wondering how to convert this into the format (bibtex, isn't it?) that I need to include it in my lyx document. Could anybody help me ? Thanks. Rubén
help with Bibliography & TOC please !
Help with TOC please
I am using LyX to write up my phd.
It has been FANTASTIC for everything with
just one prob,
for which i would be
v.grateful for help from LyX-masters !
I am using
Document Class: Book Koma Script
preamble: usepackage(s) cite.sty & apalike.sty
Bibtex refs: style apalike
when I, [ins]-> TOC, i have a problem...
everything is fine in the TOC except...
Bibliography ([Bibtex generated references] item) does_NOT_show_up
How can I make Bibliography show up as a TOC item, e.g.,
pg
5.4 the last bit123
Bibliography124
I am in deep kak if I cant do this :-(
Yr time & help is much appreciated.
Miles Jefferson
Font Size for Bibliography title
Is there any way to change the font size of the "Bibliography" title?
Re: Label in Bibliography Item
If you use BibTex, you should use \& instead for example
PUBLISHER = "{John Wiley \& Sons}"
Hope it helps
> Hi,
>
> I'm writing with Lyx 1.0.1.
> I can enter what I want in the Label in Bibliography Item. But the character '&'
> doesn't get displayed! I tried '&' and '&&' and more '&'s. Is this a feature? I
> can't think of a reason why this character doesn't get displayed. Or is it
> because of LaTex?
> Thanks,
> Martin
>
Re: Label in Bibliography Item
>>>>> "Martin" == Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Martin> Hi, I'm writing with Lyx 1.0.1. I can enter what I want in the Martin> Label in Bibliography Item. But the character '&' doesn't get Martin> displayed! I tried '&' and '&&' and more '&'s. Is this a Martin> feature? I can't think of a reason why this character doesn't Martin> get displayed. Or is it because of LaTex? Thanks, Martin Yes, & is a special character for LaTeX, and LyX does not handle it as well as it should... Try to use \&. JMarc
Preface/Bibliography missing from TOC
Can someone suggest why an un-numbered Chapter called "Preface", and my Bibliography section do not appear in the table of contents(TOC)? They don't appear in the TOC popup box, nor do they appear in the printed TOC pages. There appear as pages in the printout, just not in the TOC. Any ideas? I am starting a book using LyX 1.04. The book is on PostgreSQL, www.postgresql.org. -- Bruce Momjian| http://www.op.net/~candle [EMAIL PROTECTED]| (610) 853-3000 + If your life is a hard drive, | 830 Blythe Avenue + Christ can be your backup.| Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania 19026
Simple latex question? Bibliography -> References
Hi all. I'm using the report style with natbib and bibtex. I would like to change the heading of my Bibliography from "Bibliography" to "References". I imagine that there is a simple bracketed TeX option that I can insert, but I can't find it in my LaTeX reference book (LaTeX Line by Line). Can someone help? Thanks. Syrus. -- -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Syrus Nemat-Nasser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>UCSD Physics Dept.
Re: Hyphenation & Bibliography into TOC
Emanuele Olivetti wrote:
>
> I've got this 2 problems:
> 1) Hyphenation makes some mistakes (in italian) and I need to
> correct "by hand" them... how can I do it? I know there is some
> LaTeX "\command" to use in LyX, but I don't know the exact way to do
bel\-la ita\-li\-a\-na
\- in TeX (red) one or more times in any word, were hyphenation
is not correct.
> (I don't know much LaTeX... :-( )
> 2) How can I add Bibliography in TOC ? Shall I use other LaTeX or is
> LyX able to do it?
document class ams-article does this automatically. class article
not, so you have to insert a LaTeX-command
\addcontentsline{toc}{section}{References}(in TeX -red)
instead of section, subsection and so on are possible too.
Herbert
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Re: Hyphenation & Bibliography into TOC
> "Herbert" == Herbert Voss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Herbert> Emanuele Olivetti wrote: >> I've got this 2 problems: 1) Hyphenation makes some mistakes (in >> italian) and I need to correct "by hand" them... how can I do it? I >> know there is some LaTeX "\command" to use in LyX, but I don't know >> the exact way to do Herbert> bel\-la ita\-li\-a\-na Herbert> \- in TeX (red) one or more times in any word, were Herbert> hyphenation is not correct. Note that LyX has hyphenation points under Inset->Special characters, which do exactly that. JMarc
Re: Hyphenation & Bibliography into TOC
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: | > "Herbert" == Herbert Voss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: | | Herbert> Emanuele Olivetti wrote: | >> I've got this 2 problems: 1) Hyphenation makes some mistakes (in | >> italian) and I need to correct "by hand" them... how can I do it? I | >> know there is some LaTeX "\command" to use in LyX, but I don't know | >> the exact way to do | | Herbert> bel\-la ita\-li\-a\-na | | Herbert> \- in TeX (red) one or more times in any word, were | Herbert> hyphenation is not correct. | | Note that LyX has hyphenation points under Inset->Special characters, | which do exactly that. Also to get correct automatic hyphenation points for italian the (la)tex format needs to be built with italian hypenation patterns. Otherwise the italien language choice in Layout->Document will not yield the correct hypenation. Lgb
Bibliography counted on the TOC
Hi list!
Well, by itself, the bibliography does not appear counted on the table of
contents. I've managed to put it in by using the following LaTeX comand
(which have just been posted on the list) on the first item of the biblio:
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Bibliografía}
I was wondering:
- Is there is a more elegant way to do this?, and
- why does not the list apears on TOC by default?
I'll apreciate all the help you could bring.
--
By the way, I want to apologize for the 3 posts of the same subject the
other nigth (to be fair, the frist 2 ones were Pine's fault :-)
It was embarrassing, it is probe that, when you are sleepy, you got to
sleep, if not such things (and worst) can happen. Simple true.
Diego
use Refernces and Bibliography together
Is there anyway to use one list of References and another list for .. e.g. Bibliography in the same lyx file (or even latex)? What I want to do is to separate in my bibliography list references to urls, or at least to put url references together at the end of my bibliography list? Thanks P.Melas
Re: changing Bibliography to References
Remzi Seker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
>
> I am writing my thesis in report class (lyx-1.1.6fix1). I am using
> BiBTeX for my references but I need to change the word
> 'Bibliograpgy' to 'References'. Any idea how I can do that?
\renewcommand{\bibname}{References}
marked as TeX
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Re: Re(2): Bibliography gone?
> I owe you one Berliner Weisse mit Schuss or something similar. Uuh... there is no need to poison Herbert just because he was being helpful ;-} Andre' -- André Pönitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Re(2): Bibliography gone?
On Monday 19 March 2001 h:m:s, you wrote: > >Where can I find Pybliographic? I searched around on several of the > >Linux oriented sites (Freshmeat, linux.com, etc) but was unable to find > >it... > >Is this a commercial product? > > > >Thanks for any assistance! > > > found with "pybliographic rpm" by Google Hi Niels, After another quick search over on FreshMeat, I found it. (Don't remember what I changed this time, but it came up...:) In fact, I actually got to the home page for Pybliographer. And, I found version 1.0.7-1 as an rpm (I think there was a tgz and deb package as well...) Thanks again! // George
Disabling printing bibliography "note" field
Dear LyXers, I know that this is a pretty plain LaTeX issue, but I could not find an answer to this question on all the 4 claqssical LaTeX manuals I own.. I use the "note" field in BibTeX files as a reminder of the main issue in the publication, so that when I browse the list (e.g., within LyX Insert->Citation) I can make the right citation choice. Unfortunately, however, the note gets printed at the end of the reference item, which is NOT wanted. I could strip the *bib files before sending the files to the editor, but this seems to me awkward and inconvenient. I imagine that there must be some switch, to be put in the LaTeX preamble to disable this, but could not find it by browsing the books or the *bst and *sty files themselves. Or, possibly, I am making the wrong use of this field, which should be printed, period (but this seems unlikely to me). Any hints from knowledgeable people??? Thanks a lot in advance, Marco Bravi -- Marco Bravi [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dip. Ing. Chimica tel. +39-06-44585587 / 612 v. Eudossiana, 18 fax +39-06-4827453 I-00184 Roma (Italy)
Cross-refs in Structured bibliography
Thanks to your help, I managed to get a structured bibliography done with all the features I need using bibtopic. However, I have two remaining problems: 1) It only works if I run latex/bibtex on the exported tex file manually. >From within lyx I just get unresolved references and an empty bibliography. I can't even insert references with the lyx popup but have to put it in ERT. 2) Cross-refs between different bibfiles do not work (they just do not appear). In case bibtopic is not the right package for this (the documantation seems to say so), is there any other way for achiving this? Does anyone has expiriences with multibib which is mentioned in the bibtopic docs? Thanks for your help. Marko
