Closed kerim closed 1 year ago
I don't mind editing the JSON file - for new users you'd probably want to have some default settings.
I'll test out 1 again.
Can you specify one source that doesn't work with type? On 9 Jul 2022 at 6:03 AM +0400, P. Kerim Friedman @.***>, wrote:
Ideally an app of this kind would support the full range of 14 entry types in the BibTex format. That would mean two things:
- Being able to use a {type} placeholder in templates which would enter "book," "article," ''MA Thesis" etc.
- Producing differently formatted inline note templates depending on the type. For instance, a book might be: {author}. {year}. {title}. {address}: {publisher}. Whereas a journal article would be: {author}. {year}. "{title}." {journal} {volume} ({number}): {pages}.
1 seems a lot easier than 2, but is very useful because one can then filter one's literature notes by type if this is included in the page metadata. 2 might be something to think about for future development. For now I have a template which lists both and then I delete the incorrect one. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: @.***>
I can't get {type} to work with any citation. I've tried several books and articles and it is always just blank.
Are other changes made to your template persisting?
Try reindexing? On 9 Jul 2022 at 3:02 PM +0400, P. Kerim Friedman @.***>, wrote:
I can't get {type} to work with any citation. I've tried several books and articles and it is always just blank. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you modified the open/close state.Message ID: @.***>
I entered the following line: source:: {type}
and I get: source::
So it isn't that.
This issue is fixed, right?
Ideally an app of this kind would support the full range of 14 entry types in the BibTex format. That would mean two things:
{author}. {year}. *{title}*. {address}: {publisher}.
Whereas a journal article would be:{author}. {year}. "{title}." *{journal}* {volume} ({number}): {pages}.
1 seems a lot easier than 2, but is very useful because one can then filter one's literature notes by type if this is included in the page metadata. 2 might be something to think about for future development. For now I have a template which lists both and then I delete the incorrect one.