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[Giovanni Piredda <address@hidden>]

On 16/12/23 21:17, Bimal Gaudel wrote:

Thanks for your response.

How to make sure that bibtex/biblatex is available for TeXMacs? I do have it in my path as seen from the output of  `which bibtex` within my shell (zsh).

I think that if you have it in your path, it is enough. The error that you get when trying biblatex _might_ be misleading. In my test with the acs style that you posted, it did not work when I put acs.bst under

${TexMacs user directory}/progs/bibtex, but it worked when I put it in the local TeX directory (bibtex/bst subdirectory). Maybe someone more expert can confirm/correct.

Also, if it still does not work, the error messages that possibly appear in the terminal might be helpful (you have to run TeXmacs from the terminal).

Giovanni

I am not sure if this is enough because when I tried `biblatex` for the conversion of BibTeX from TeXMacs, I got the error that says: bibtex not installed on my system, defaulting to integrated style.

Bimal

On Sat, Dec 16, 2023 at 12:18 PM Giovanni Piredda <address@hidden> wrote:

On 16/12/23 05:10, Bimal Gaudel wrote:
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> I copied that to ${TexMacs user directory}/progs/bibtex/acs.bst
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It might be that the style file goes into the personal bibtex directory,
which you get exempli gratia in texlive as explained in
https://tug.org/pipermail/tex-live/2018-March/041211.html

I tried the TEXMFLOCAL directory and issued the texhash command and it
worked. For issuing the texhash command I had to sudo it and also
specify its full path. Perhaps TEXMFHOME is easier.

Giovanni