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[Miguel de Benito Delgado <address@hidden>]

Well it's not going to be a pice of cake: each of these items is generated using some scheme code in TeXmacs/progs/bibtex/*scm. There's a main file bib-utils.scm with some common tools, but the rendering of each entry in your bibtex file as some texmacs tree is done in each of the files plain.scm, ieee.scm, alpha.scm, etc.

For example, if you look in plain.scm, you'll see that the main routine is bib-format-entry, which delegates formatting to specific subroutines for each format. Basically, you'll want to copy the file of the style you are using and modify those bits you need.

You have some (incomplete) documentation: hit F1 and search for "bibliography style" in TeXmacs' help.

Hth,

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Miguel de  Benito.

On Mon, Jun 24, 2013 at 3:03 PM, zuyang Zu <address@hidden> wrote:

Dear All,

I am using the cite-author-year package with the plainnat.ts style file in TeXmacs to get author-year style citing.


The automatic generated items in the bibliograph section appears to be like this:

John Conway,  A course in functional analysis. Vol. 96. Springer, 1990.

I want to know how to adjust it to be like in the following?

Conway, J. 1990. A course in functional analysis (Vol. 96). Springer.

In particular, I need the surname to appear first.


Could anyone let me know how to do it? or if it's not easy to answer in short, could you point me to the some reference? Thanks a lot.

Best, Zu