Main compose bibliography
Table of Contents
- 1. Example usage of biblio
- 2. FAQ
- 2.1. Set up
- 2.2. On the
git submoduleusage - 2.3. On the
multibibusage - 2.4. On the
org-refusage - 2.5. How to create bibliography entries
- 2.6. How to dump the effectively used part of the bibliography?
- 2.7. Handling bibliography with
org-mode - 2.8. Bibliography from your favorite
ide - 2.9. TODO Which keys shall we converge to?
- 2.10. TODO On the
org-modeadvanced usage (to be discussed before possible action)
This is the main compose repository for bibliography.
See pdf version.
1. Example usage of biblio
There are mainly two engines for handling citations in the org-mode ecosystem:
org-ref and org-cite (oc.el). org-ref is a contributed package by John
Kitchin that has been the de facto reference until July 2021 when org-cite has
been released as a native citation syntax within org-mode version 9.5.
org-ref (possibly enhanced with org-helm-ref) is both a front-end and a
back-end, whereas org-cite is mostly a back-end (it also has minimum front-end
features) and may be combined with advanced, for instance combining orgcite=
and citar. It is to be noted As explained in the org-ref reference (version
3), it is possible to benefit from the ergonomics of org-ref as a front-end
while relying on org-cite as a back-end, so that org-ref insertions produce
org-cite syntax:
(setq org-ref-insert-cite-function (lambda () (org-cite-insert nil)))
1.1. Using org-cite
1.2. Using org-ref
(require 'org-ref) (setq org-latex-pdf-process (list "latexmk --shell-escape -f -pdf %f"))
Bibliography
- [dubuissonil_hausd] Dubuisson & Jain, A modified Hausdorff distance for object matching, in in: Proceedings of 12th International Conference on Pattern Recognition, edited by (1994).
We can now do a citation
with new format dubuissonil_hausd
rm README.html ; guix shell --pure emacs emacs-org emacs-org-ref -- emacs -q -nw --batch README.org --eval '(setq org-confirm-babel-evaluate nil)' -f org-babel-execute-buffer -f org-html-export-to-html --kill ; firefox README.html
2. FAQ
2.1. Set up
;; Override the default LaTeX publishing command. (setq org-latex-pdf-process (list "latexmk --shell-escape -f -pdf %f ; bibtex in ; bibtex out ; latexmk --shell-escape -f -pdf %f"))
2.2. On the git submodule usage
We borrow from this suggestion for handling the bibliography as a git
submodule.
2.3. On the multibib usage
2.4. On the org-ref usage
The org-ref manual explains the new citation types and this solved issue seems
to indicate it should combine well with multibib (thanks to
org-ref-define-citation-link).
2.5. How to create bibliography entries
2.6. How to dump the effectively used part of the bibliography?
- via emacs/auctex
2.8. Bibliography from your favorite ide
2.9. TODO Which keys shall we converge to?
2.9.1. Some references
- This (2010) tex-stackexchange suggests a NameYY or Name1Name2YY pattern.
- There is this zotero discussion, companion of the zotero-better-bibtex tool.
2.9.2. (Partial) proposal
We use the "out-of-the-box" keys for hal extracts (see for instance hiepacs
hal extract, which we version control in sorted state (M-x
org-ref-bibtex-file/bibtex-sort-buffer-and-exit)).
2.10. TODO On the org-mode advanced usage (to be discussed before possible action)
We may also use an annotated bibliography? Maybe org-roam ecosystem might be
both more comprehensive and modular.