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Re: Supercite, citation styles, and netiquette
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Adam Sjøgren |
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Re: Supercite, citation styles, and netiquette |
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Thu, 07 Oct 2004 23:28:15 +0200 |
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On Thu, 07 Oct 2004 22:19:05 +0100, Neil wrote:
> Thanks. Yes, they were the variables I was looking for. However,
> this still gives me the default
>>>>>> "First" = "First Second" <name@example.com> writes:
> attribution line. What I would like is something like the
> attribution line I use now, in cases where sc-nested-citation-p is
> t. (The defaults are fine otherwise.)
I am using a rather convoluted home-made function for creating the
attribution line I prefer (with special cases for people with two
firstnames and two lastnames, and for some of my annoying friends),
but basically I do this:
(defun sc-header-on-author-wrote ()
[... returns what I want the attribution line to be
the actual code calls a number of functions because, well it
was one of my first forays into elisp ...]
(setq sc-reference-tag-string "")
(setq sc-rewrite-header-list
'((sc-header-on-author-wrote)))
(setq sc-preferred-header-style 0)
I think there are some default functions you can use, so you don't
have to write your own, but I'm to lazy to look it up in the manual.
Best regards,
--
"Some are born to sweet delight Adam Sjøgren
Some are born to endless night" asjo@koldfront.dk