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'''ConTeXt Support for bibliographies is integrated in mkiv and LMTX''' have support for bibliographies integrated into their s core (forthe curious, the files are named [https://source.contextgarden.net/?search=bibl-tra bibl-tra]. '''This is the page for mkiv and LMTX support'''. Two other important sources of informations information are:
For traditional ConTeXt mkii, support for bibliographies was added by Taco. The [[Bibliography_mkii|Bibliography mkii]] page explains a few basic facts and points you to the manual of the module.
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===;Fields=== : Some known fields of {{code|@Article}} are (see [http://pragma-ade.com/general/manuals/mkiv-publications.pdf#[19,{%22name%22:%22Fit%22}] manual p.1419])::* Title (also Title:en, Title:de etc.), Subtitle:* Author (see manual for possible formats):* Journal, Type, Number, Volume, Pages, Review:* Year, Month, Day:* Warning, Comment, Note:* XCrossref:* Doi:* Keywords:* Language:* Url :* author, editor: fields are parsed as "Firstname(s) Lastname", multiple entries separated by 'and' (see manual p.6/14):* keywords: separated by semicolons : There’s a (complete?) overview of categories and their fields in the manual on page 18 (Table 3.2). ===Commands in entries===
You ;Commands in entries: you can define unknown commands like this:
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* [http://pragma-ade.nl/general/manuals/mkiv-publications.pdf Bibliographies manual]
* [http://meeting.contextgarden.net/2014/talks/2014-09-09-alan-bibtex/From_BibTeX_to_ConTeXt_MKVI.pdf From BibTEX to ConTEXt mkiv], a 2014 presentation about BibTeX and the state of Bibliography in MkIV.
For older ConTeXt mkii, support for bibliographies was added by Taco. The '''[[Bibliography_mkii|Bibliography mkii]]''' page explains a few basic facts and points you to the manual of the module.
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TeX offers excellent ways to handle bibliographic references. bibTeX allows you to use a database to manage your references and to insert citations and a list of references into your document. If you're completely new to this subject, you should probably begin to read some basic hints about bibTeX databases. You will find a good selection of resources (most of them are free and available on-line) at the section "Bibliographies and Citations" of the [[http://texfaq.net/index.html#Bibliographiesandcitations TeX faq]]. A good place for beginners is Nicolas Markey’s [[http://mirror.ctan.org/info/bibtex/tamethebeast/ttb_en.pdf Tame the Beast]]. If you have TeXLive installed, it may already be on your hard disk.
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ConTeXt understands UTF-8 encoded bib files as well as old fashioned TeX accent combinations.
<texcode>
\definebtxcommand\<#1>{\type{#1}}
</texcode>
: btx commands use a separate namespace.
==MkII .bbl format==
[[Manual_Bibliography|Here’s a similar approach]] using {{cmd|defineitemgroup}}.
[[Category:Bibliography]]
