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[Joris van der Hoeven <address@hidden>]

Dear Javier,

On Mon, 11 Oct 2004, Javier Arántegui wrote:
> * bib_example.bib: BibTex reference database used in the example.
> * elsart-harv.bst: BibTex style file from Elsevier
> * example.tm: A TeXmacs example showing the desired result and what you get
> using TeXmacs
> * example.lyx: Almost the same document but created using Lyx. Here the
> citations look good.
> * example.ps: The output of Lyx, I didn't know if you have Lyx installed.
> * example.tex: LaTeX exportation of the Lyx document created by Lyx. I don't
> use LaTeX so I don't know if it's a correct LaTeX document, but I though 
> that
> It could be useful to you.
>
> I hope that this information can improve your understanding of the problem.

I did not manage to install LyX on my system, but it seems that
you do not really get the text of the reference; you merely specify
the LaTeX commands "citet" and "citep" for generating the citation.

If you want to export from TeXmacs to LaTeX, then you can do the same
thing: just use the Insert -> Specific -> LaTeX construct in order to
specify some verbatim text which will be included "as is" when exporting
to LaTeX. You may also write your own style package and define the
macros "citet" and "citep" for display inside TeXmacs. The macros will
then be exported appropriately to LaTeX.

Of course, if you want to simulate the citet and citep commands inside
TeXmacs, then you will have to hack the appropriate rendering code.

Best wishes, Joris