Daniel Lyons <fus...@storytotell.org> wrote: > If that's the case, how does one actually use refer to > produce a paper with inline references and references at > the end?
Didn't look how does mom handle this, so just in case that could help, here is how I do. With Gnu refer, you can use the "bibliography" command between .R1 and .R2 macros. Actually, by writing, where you want the bibliography list to appear: .R1 bibliography file.ref .R2 Running refer from your groff pipeline will then produce a paper with inline references and references at the end. The Gnu refer manual page is a bit discouraging, but, this is because Gnu refer is *very powerfull*. Gnu refer offers, like tbl and eqn a real mini-language. If, for some reason, you have to use a non-gnu refer, you can replace the R1...R2 commands by this one (and still run refer from the command line): .pso refer -B file.ref In both case, references not cited inline, but present in your bibliography file will appear in the bibliography list. Cheers, Pierre-Jean.
