Re: Re: Citing whole articles

Jens Berger <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.tex.bibtex.jurabib.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Nicholas Cole schrieb:

>  >> When citing whole articles, e.g. \footcite{Ada00}, without giving an
>  >> explicit page reference, jurabib does not insert the page numbers of
>  >> the article (which is what I would expect)

>  > If you want, you can redefine with the latex renewcommand the 
>  > \footcite
>  > macro to insert automatically a full stop at the end of the footnote.

This is already implemented and configurable.

> I've attached a minimal example of the first problem.  I have a nasty 
> feeling that it is in the category of "user error", but shouldn't the 
> page numbers of the whole article be printed in footnote 2? Even if 
> this is not the default, is there any way to force them to be?

`pages=test' should do the job.

 From the documentation:

By default, page(range)s, which are given via the pages-field in the 
.bib-file, are suppressed in the citation. With pages=test it will be 
tested, if a page(range) is given by the optional argument of the \cite 
command. If so, that one will be used. If there’s no optional 
page(range) given, the one from the .bib-file will be used.

HTH,

Jens
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