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Thanks @emilianoeheyns! It didn't pick up the update itself straight away, so I just went onto Add Ons, right-click and "Find Updates". All good now, thanks for sorting it so quickly! :)
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@Up919040 I guess we just have to wait for Emiliano. If you look on dstillman's last post, you can see he has commented on there (he's "retorquere"). I'm sure he's got his hands full this morning, and so we just need to be patient :)
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Ok, thanks. I just remembered (and should have earlier): Zotero did update immediately before this happened.
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I just made a new reference, and calling the author "Namé" outputted "Nam\'e", but it doesn't if I edit the previously mentioned reference. I've submitted an error report, but just before I post on the forum, let me check one thing: I was editing a…
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Thanks for your response. I have ticked "Export unicode as plain-text latex commands" for both BibTeX and BibLaTeX, but it still outputs "Namé" as "Namé" not "Nam\'e". As you say though, BibLaTeX does support "Namé"...
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UPDATE: I've just tried it, and it seems that now BibLaTeX does support "Namé"! If you type "Namé" into the main part of a LaTeX file, then it doesn't print anything. So it seems that I probably don't need to go through them manually, once I get the…
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Thanks for your response. I always let Zotero do its updates, but I'm not sure how to manually make BBT check for an update, or even see what version I have. I suppose, since I use BibLaTeX, I need the .bib file to have things like \'e, not é, in th…
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Thanks. If you add the tag #LaTeX, then I think that outputs exactly the Zotero data is written, which is exactly what I want. Thanks! :)
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See, I thought that was what the code already did... What is "there"? (can you link me to the correct forum?) Thanks
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Will capitalising it in my Zotero data output {Word} then, or will it just output Word, which BibLaTeX will then decided whether to capitalise or not depending on my style? In order to get my desired "\href{..." I definitely need \ and {} preserved…
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An extension to this question is to do the same with backslash \. In the extra field of one of my items, I want to put a backslash as code. Specifically I have the following: "Second edition of [\href{http://www.ams.org/mathscinet-getitem?mr=246…
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Indeed, putting that in the title does force lowercase. (I removed the space between ">" and "a", as otherwise there was a double space.) While that does force lower case (and I assume by writing an upper case later it will force upper case?), b…
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I didn't realise that it was correct to capitalise the first word of a subtitle when one writes "title: subtitle". I must say, it looks extremely unnatural to me to have "a" capitalised when it's not the very first word. Maybe I should leave it cap…
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Sorry, I meant "setting useprefix=false, via the command bibtex[options={useprefix=false}], appears to do what I want, though, and so my issue is solved" :)
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Ah ok, thank you! Unfortunately, in order to align with how the authors cite themselves on arxiv, I think I need to sometimes put it in the firstname and sometimes lastname field (annoyingly). Setting useprefix=false appears to do what I want, thou…
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Excellent, thank you. One adds bibtex[options={useprefix=false}] to the extras field. (I wasn't putting in the "options=" part.) Is there some way of automating this, do you know? Alternatively, more as a BibLaTeX question, I know there is the \At…
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So I spent quite a while looking to see how to do it, and only found it when you gave me the link above -- I didn't look into the scripting documentation. Hopefully this discussion will be a useful resource in of itself :)
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I mean, I don't know javascript, but I've learnt python (or, rather, I had learnt python) and do a fair amount of Matlab. Simply adding in "La" wouldn't have been too much of a stretch =P It might be worth making this feature more obvious. For some…
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That's perfect, thank you :) -- for some reason, when I saw that the code snippet only had Translator.BetterBibTeX, I assumed that it only worked for BetterBibTeX, not BetterBibLaTeX... I know you're thinking it, and I agree, that's an incredibly st…
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Does one keep the "..."? I could do option 2, but option 3 seems far preferable. It looks very basic, just the documentation doesn't say enough if you don't know javascript. By the look of it though, it just a few easy things... Do I need to be us…
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Thanks for your response. It says that I should check which translator my postscript is using, but I have no idea how to do this, really, and the linked page doesn't say how to. It just says to "run something like...", but I don't know how to run an…
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Yes, I do have BetterBibTeX installed. I've been doing option 1 above. The issue is that journals sometimes have an & in them, and this causes errors. Option 3 seems optimal; I don't understand exactly what all the icons /(\$.*?\$)/g mean -- are…
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Ok, no problem, thanks. I have come across an issue, however: when I tag everything #LaTeX, this then outputs various &-s, which cause errors. Do you know if there's some way that I can get "&" to output as "\&" (but the rest as they app…
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Are you able to give me a screenshot? I'm not able to find it... thanks :)
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That has brought it up :) Just for interest's sake, I'd like to know how to do the "retain LaTeX on import" also, if you know about that? (I couldn't find any reference to this via Google other than the link above.)
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I don't see where to click... I've tried clicking basically everywhere at the bottom left. See this picture (hosted by StackExchange): https://i.stack.imgur.com/RcNqp.png