Hello
Is there a good way of writing articles so that citations and
the bibliography works in both latex and html?
Currently I am using \cite{foobar} in the text and
have:
#+LATEX: \bibliographystyle{foo}
#+LATEX: \bibliography{bar}
In the end and a corresponding .bib file. This works nicely wi
At the moment, rather than using BibTeX, I'm just doing citations
manually, using org's footnote mechanism and /italics/ markup. This
works, but I think I may have a few bugs to report with org's LaTeX
export. All those italics, punctuation, and parentheses in close
proximity seem like they may b
Hi Taru,
Taru Karttunen writes:
> Currently I am using \cite{foobar} in the text and
> have:
>
> #+LATEX: \bibliographystyle{foo}
> #+LATEX: \bibliography{bar}
>
> In the end and a corresponding .bib file. This works nicely with
> latex, but I would like a solution that worked also with html.
> If you want to use BibTeX for your citations, you'd have to have
> either: (1) a bibtex engine for HTML (does it exist?) or (2) get org
> to cleverly insert fragments of TeX output in HTML, both for each
> citation and the bibliography. This would be ugly even if it were
> easy, and I susp
At Tue, 10 Feb 2009 18:33:31 +0100,
Manuel Hermenegildo wrote:
>
> Some time ago I had some success in a similar context (writing an
> autodocumenter for the Ciao programming language) where I needed to
> generate citations in a format different from latex. I managed to do
> this by writing a new
On Feb 10, 2009, at 7:02 PM, David Bremner wrote:
At Tue, 10 Feb 2009 18:33:31 +0100,
Manuel Hermenegildo wrote:
Some time ago I had some success in a similar context (writing an
autodocumenter for the Ciao programming language) where I needed to
generate citations in a format different from
