Closed dimmenhau closed 3 years ago
Just out of curiosity: were you offered 4 kinds of issues to pick from? I see many unlabeled issues being created where the labeling should be automatic. I just don't understand how this happens.
In any case, you'd have to ask the texstudio people. If they offer a way to have notes pushed to them, I can have a look.
Hello, i have not found a way to label my request. Otherwise I would have already labelled it as "Question".
If I go to "Export -> Format -> Chicago Manual of... ", then I can insert the notes into TexStudio by drag & drop. Only if I use the Better BibText Citation ... - format then it does not work.
Hello, i have not found a way to label my request. Otherwise I would have already labelled it as "Question".
It should have been automatic. The standard "new issue" button above goes to https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/issues/new/choose and that should have offered you a choice. Strange.
If I go to "Export -> Format -> Chicago Manual of... ", then I can insert the notes into TexStudio by drag & drop. Only if I use the Better BibText Citation ... - format then it does not work.
Drag and drop works for me. Can you describe what you do, step by step (starting with "I open TeXstudio"), and what "does not work" looks like?
Here's what I have in the works: TeXstudio 2.12.22 (git 2.12.22) Zotero 5.0.88
Zotero - Setting: Export -> Better BibTeX Citation Key Quick Copy
Library: see report Zotero-Bericht.pdf
Steps:
Change the setting to "Chicago Manual of Style 17th edition (full note)".
I hope this helps.
So you mean you'd want to be able to drag and drop notes this way?
yes and it would be nice if this could be linked to the \cite.
If that comes out in the end, then that would be a great solution:
\glqq<notetext>\grqq~\cite{<citekey>}
Example:
\glqqThis is a direct quote.\grqq~\cite{Hunnebeck.2014}
\glqqThis is a direct quote.\grqq~\cite[p. ~12]{Hunnebeck.2014}
I could see drag-n-dropping the notetext, but to have the citekey and glqq
placed seems a bit arbitrary; people could have different preferences for that. What I could consider is that dropping a note and an item would drop both next to each other.
\glqqThis is a direct quote.\grqq~
won't work BTW, it would need to be \glqq{}This is a direct quote.\grqq~
I can live with the two drag drops or I can write myself TexStudio macro.
After I created my own command for one, I'm not sure if the brackets are included in \glqq.
Direct quote in my text:
\begin{quoteDI}TEST\citeDI{Hunnebeck.2014}\end{quoteDI}
the definition thereof:
\newenvironment{quoteDI}{\glqq}{}
\newcommand{\citeDI}[2][]{\grqq~\citep[#1]{#2}
Hello, would it be possible to extend the plugin to send notes to TexStudio with the citation ? Then you could use the notes as a collection for quotations.