Dear all,I would like to create a macro along the lines of:.de
CITE.[\\$2\\$1.]\\$3..Which would result in:.CITE The problem that arises is that
refer sees the definition of the macro asa citation (of course).Is there an
elegant way to get this to work?Kind regards,Hans
Darris,
I'm by no means an expert, but I'll be happy to help.
Question 2:
Are you using a macro package like ms, mm or mom? These packages
could provide a footnote and you can fill the footnote with your
full citation (see for instance the mom-documentation on this topic).
Question 1:
From wha
I have realized I can do a workaround with a series of ternary statements
like the refer manual says:
`expr1?expr2:expr3`
Where I use fields I am unlikely to use for anything else in `expr1` and
another ternary in `expr3`
E.g.,
`O?case:S?statute:G?rule:journal`
Then, make sure that the .ref has %
