Problem with intext citations with custom BibTeX .bst file
Hi all,
I have been using the java program Bib-It to put together my own
custom BibTeX style file. It is working very well, but the problem I
am having is that I don't seem to be able to specify in-text citation
styles with Bib-It and I don't speak .bst.
Right now the in-text citations only list the first author and year.
I need it to list (FirstAuthor [ SecondAuthor], Year). For more than
two authors, (FirstAuthor \emph{et. al}, Year). I only want to use et
al. for in-text citations. In the full reference list I need to list
all authors.
My .bst file is available here
https://webspace.utexas.edu/wab536/www/custombst_nat.bst
Any help is much appreciated.
Andrew Barr
UT - Austin
Problem with intext citations with custom BibTeX .bst file
Hi all,
I have been using the java program Bib-It to put together my own
custom BibTeX style file. It is working very well, but the problem I
am having is that I don't seem to be able to specify in-text citation
styles with Bib-It and I don't speak .bst.
Right now the in-text citations only list the first author and year.
I need it to list (FirstAuthor [ SecondAuthor], Year). For more than
two authors, (FirstAuthor \emph{et. al}, Year). I only want to use et
al. for in-text citations. In the full reference list I need to list
all authors.
My .bst file is available here
https://webspace.utexas.edu/wab536/www/custombst_nat.bst
Any help is much appreciated.
Andrew Barr
UT - Austin
Problem with intext citations with custom BibTeX .bst file
Hi all,
I have been using the java program Bib-It to put together my own
custom BibTeX style file. It is working very well, but the problem I
am having is that I don't seem to be able to specify in-text citation
styles with Bib-It and I don't speak .bst.
Right now the in-text citations only list the first author and year.
I need it to list (FirstAuthor [& SecondAuthor], Year). For more than
two authors, (FirstAuthor \emph{et. al}, Year). I only want to use et
al. for in-text citations. In the full reference list I need to list
all authors.
My .bst file is available here
https://webspace.utexas.edu/wab536/www/custombst_nat.bst
Any help is much appreciated.
Andrew Barr
UT - Austin
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Hi Lyx Users, I am compiling a large annotated reading list for my PhD comprehensive qualifying exams. I want to use lyx because of the flawless integration with my large BibTeX database. However, all of the BibTeX style files that I have used previously have abbreviated in-text citations. The behaviour I seek is, upon inserting a citation into an itemized environment, BibTeX/ LyX should place a fully fledged verbose bibliographic entry at the in-text citation location. Does anybody have ideas on how to accomplish this? Thanks, Andrew
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Hi Lyx Users, I am compiling a large annotated reading list for my PhD comprehensive qualifying exams. I want to use lyx because of the flawless integration with my large BibTeX database. However, all of the BibTeX style files that I have used previously have abbreviated in-text citations. The behaviour I seek is, upon inserting a citation into an itemized environment, BibTeX/ LyX should place a fully fledged verbose bibliographic entry at the in-text citation location. Does anybody have ideas on how to accomplish this? Thanks, Andrew
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