processBibliography: processBibliography
In tmcd82070/tex2rmd: Latex to Rmd Conversion
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Description
Process the bibliography of a Latex document, substituting
the references and inserting the formatted bibliography.
Usage
1
processBibliography(tex, fileRoot)
Arguments
tex
A vector of character strings, each element representing
a single line in a Latex file.
fileRoot
The name of the Latex file being processed, without
the .tex extension. If latex file is <latex>.tex, fileRoot should be
<latex>.
Details
A <fileRoot>.aux and a <fileRoot>.bbl file must both be
present and in the same
directory as the <fileRoot>.tex file. Hence, one must compile the Latex
document first to generate these files.
Citation styles allowed here are citet (cite text,
e.g., McDonald (2018)) and citep (cite paratheses,
e.g., (McDonald, 2018)).
The plain cite style is treated exactly like citep.
Value
A vector of character strings representing the file
but with references substituted and the bibliography in it.
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Description
Process the bibliography of a Latex document, substituting the references and inserting the formatted bibliography.
Usage
1 | processBibliography(tex, fileRoot)
|
Arguments
tex |
A vector of character strings, each element representing a single line in a Latex file. |
fileRoot |
The name of the Latex file being processed, without the .tex extension. If latex file is <latex>.tex, fileRoot should be <latex>. |
Details
A <fileRoot>.aux and a <fileRoot>.bbl file must both be present and in the same directory as the <fileRoot>.tex file. Hence, one must compile the Latex document first to generate these files.
Citation styles allowed here are citet (cite text,
e.g., McDonald (2018)) and citep (cite paratheses,
e.g., (McDonald, 2018)).
The plain cite style is treated exactly like citep.
Value
A vector of character strings representing the file but with references substituted and the bibliography in it.
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