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Managing lists of publications is time consuming, especially when different publications should be selected in different contexts (e.g. choose 10 relevant publi
by jedbrown 14y ago
Managing lists of publications is time consuming, especially when different publications should be selected in different contexts (e.g. choose 10 relevant publications for each grant proposal, or sort them according to different criteria). My solution is to use multibib with this in the preamble
\usepackage[resetlabels]{multibib}
\newcites{journal,submitted,conference,report}{
Journal Papers Published,
Journal Papers Submitted,
Refereed Proceedings Papers,
Technical Reports}
and this in the document wherever I want a bib listing.
\nocitejournal{list,of,bibtex,keys,...}
\bibliographystylejournal{unsrt}
\bibliographyjournal{bibtex,files}
and so on for each other category.
- ecesena 14y agoI quote. Moreover, I use booleans to deal with different versions of the same entry, for instance for multi-language CV, or work vs academic, or again short vs full. In the preamble: \newboolean{cvit} \setboolean{cvit}{true} % just change this and recompile \newcommand{\italian}[2]{\ifthenelse{\boolean{cvit}}{#1}{#2}} And in the document: \italian{Ciao mondo!}{Hello world!}