Hello,
I know a lot has been written on this mailing list about refer and its
mom integration.
However, I still don't quite get it.
Currently I'm writing my bachelor thesis in groff -mom. It was
relatively easy to imitate the LaTex template they were providing,
including Computer Modern fonts and
Hi,
one thing I like about groff/troff is the ability to quickly write
preprocessors extending troff.
I wrote one as part of SciTECO -- in the SciTECO language:
https://github.com/rhaberkorn/sciteco/blob/master/doc/htbl.tes
(Note: contains control codes not properly displayed by Github)
It's a "dr
Le vendredi 09 août 2013 à 17:35 +0200, Robin Haberkorn a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> I know a lot has been written on this mailing list about refer and its
> mom integration.
> However, I still don't quite get it.
> Currently I'm writing my bachelor thesis in groff -mom. It was
> relatively easy to imit
2013/8/9 jjbrioist :
> Le vendredi 09 août 2013 à 17:35 +0200, Robin Haberkorn a écrit :
> Hello Robin,
>
> I was facing the same issue as you, although I am using -ms for the time.
> I use the -S option to get inline references.
>
> Assume you have the following entry in your
> xxx.bib file :
>
>
Robin --
On Fri, Aug 09, 2013, Robin Haberkorn wrote:
> I have now found an ugly solution that works with -mom.
> I use something like this near the top of my document:
I'm horribly busy right now so I haven't time to look into this
closely. However, your ugly solution is pretty much how you hav
