Morten,
It is good hear that you are making so much progress. There must be
some way
that Writer determines that two bibliographic entries are from the same
reference so that only only bibliographic line is produced.
I would have guessed that it was the entries with the same 'Identifier' as
in-
===========================
<text:p text:style-name="Standard">
Sample document with a citation
<text:bibliography-mark text:identifier="Veer1996a"
text:bibliography-type="book" text:address="New York"
text:author="Peter van der Veer" text:booktitle="Riots and Pogroms"
text:editor="Paul Brass"
text:pages="154-76"
text:publisher="NYU Press"
text:title="The Construction of Violence and Public Space in
Hindu Nationalism"
text:year="1996"
text:isbn="1223213123">
[Veer1996a]
</text:bibliography-mark>
and a bibliographic table.
</text:p>
===========================
I will be some research and testing over the next two days and let you know
what I find.
regards
David
On Friday 08 September 2006 5:37 am, Morten Omholt Alver wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I asked for help with making JabRef interoperate with OOo a while ago,
> and received a number of useful responses. It's been a while, but I've
> finally gotten somewhere using the UNO interface.
>
> I've looked at the Bibus source code, and partly followed the method
> used there (although Bibus is modelled after OOo's bibliography
> features, so JabRef obviously needs to do some extra processing). I'm
> planning to make a prototype version available for download as soon as
> I have something presentable.
>
> I have a question regarding duplicates in the bibliography. I thought
> we could offer different citation types such as "Smith (2001)" vs.
> "(Smith, 2001)" by manipulating the "Identifier" field appropriately.
> To maintain JabRef's link with the entry in OOo, I set the "Custom5"
> field to hold JabRef's bibtex key, and then the "Custom4" field to
> hold a marker signifying which citation type is to be used ("t" for
> in-text vs. "p" for parenthesized).
>
> This use of the custom fields seems to work - JabRef can scan the
> entries and find which ones are "known" entries by looking at the
> "Custom5" field. But it seems to be problematic when I insert two
> citations of different types of the same entry, because it then
> appears twice in the bibliography. I assume this is because I am using
> two different identifiers, making it impossible for OOo to know that
> they are duplicates.
>
> My question is: can I give two citations different appearances ("Smith
> (2001)" in one place and "(Smith, 2001)" in another) and still make
> them represent the same entry in the bibliography?
>
> I'm sorry if this wasn't well explained, and please let me know if I
> should be posting this question elsewhere.
>
>
> Regards,
> Morten
>
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