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 %
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
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
