Hello,
András Simonyi writes:
> > [cite:author @Jones2018]
>
> > Again, maybe it's worth having some shortcuts here for the common cases,
> > but I think in general we want to try to avoid proliferation of basic
> > citation commands. So for that reason I think
Dear All,
thanks for your responses. I find John's list of the most important
capabilities of org-ref very useful and agree that in the long run we
should aim at providing all of these functionality for the new syntax as
well. One point where this might prove to be difficult is precisely the
set
Hi all,
Richard Lawrence writes:
> I don't have too much to add to this, though I do want to thank
> everyone for their continued interest in citations, and the work that
> has been done!
+1!
With Org 9.2 knocking at the door, we can let users Org 9.2 a few
Hi everyone,
I don't have too much to add to this, though I do want to thank
everyone for their continued interest in citations, and the work
that has been done!
Since the question of syntax has come up again, I guess I want to
address one point that András made:
András Simonyi
I don't have any objections to merging now, or in the future. org-ref
addresses a fairly specific need, which is simple citations that ultimately
end up being processed by bib(la)tex/latex. It does a mediocre job
supporting footnote style citations, and limitations of the link format it
uses make
Dear All,
thanks for bringing this up. I definitely agree that it'd be too early to merge
the wip-cite branch. In fact, having added (experimental) support for it in
citeproc-org I've been planning to propose some changes/extensions to the syntax
but I wanted to wait until citeproc-org and
I have no opinion on whether it's time for a merge or not, but please
don't wait up for me.
Nicolas Goaziou writes:
> I also remember that Christian Moe suggested an alternate syntax for
> citations. He might want to point out what is missing from @cite syntax
> and if he still prefers his
Hello,
tumashu writes:
> There is a package which support wip-cite:
> https://github.com/andras-simonyi/citeproc-org, should wip-cite branch
> be merged to master now?
Merging wip-cite branch with master, and integration of citeproc-org
into Org core, could be discussed with
There is a package which support wip-cite:
https://github.com/andras-simonyi/citeproc-org, should wip-cite branch
be merged to master now?