Solving Latex makebst Numeration Problem - Clive

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In summary, the purpose of solving the Latex makebst numeration problem is to customize the formatting and style of bibliographies in academic papers. The process involves using the makebst utility to generate a .bst file that can be used in Latex documents. Customizations such as changing the citation style, adding or removing fields in the bibliography, and adjusting the formatting of the bibliography entries can be made. Some common errors encountered include missing or incorrectly formatted fields, conflicts with other packages, and errors in the makebst utility itself. There are many online resources available for assistance with solving this problem, including tutorials, forums, and documentation, as well as seeking help from experienced Latex users or technical support teams.
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Hi all,

I have to change the bibliography style in an "article"-type tex document from

[1] Author1, Author2, etc...
[2] Author3, Author4, etc.
...

to

1. Author1, Author2, etc.
2. Author3, Author4, etc.
...

and I want to create my own .bst file using "latex makebst" command. The problem is that I do not find any option there in order to change the numbering style from [1] to 1.

Can anyone help me to solve this?

clive
 
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Nevermind. Just figured out:

\makeatletter \renewcommand \@biblabel[1]{\bf{#1}.} \makeatother
 
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Hi Clive,

You can solve this issue by modifying the .bst file that is generated by the "latex makebst" command. In the generated .bst file, you will find a function called "format.number". This is the function responsible for formatting the citation numbers. You can modify this function to change the numbering style from [1] to 1.

Here is an example of how the function can be modified:

FUNCTION {format.number}
{ num.prefix #1 "%d. " * }

This will change the numbering style to 1. instead of [1]. You can also modify the function to add any other formatting you want, such as adding parentheses around the number.

Once you have made the changes, save the .bst file and use it in your document. This should solve your issue.

Hope this helps!
 

Related to Solving Latex makebst Numeration Problem - Clive

What is the purpose of solving the Latex makebst numeration problem?

The purpose of solving the Latex makebst numeration problem is to customize the formatting and style of bibliographies in academic papers.

What is the process for solving the Latex makebst numeration problem?

The process for solving the Latex makebst numeration problem involves using the makebst utility, which prompts the user with a series of questions to customize the bibliography style. This will generate a .bst file that can be used in Latex documents.

What types of customizations can be made with the Latex makebst numeration problem?

The Latex makebst numeration problem allows for customizations such as changing the citation style, adding or removing fields in the bibliography, and adjusting the formatting of the bibliography entries.

What are the common errors encountered when solving the Latex makebst numeration problem?

Some common errors encountered when solving the Latex makebst numeration problem include missing or incorrectly formatted fields, conflicts with other packages, and errors in the makebst utility itself. These can often be resolved by carefully reviewing the generated .bst file and making necessary adjustments.

Are there any resources available for assistance with solving the Latex makebst numeration problem?

Yes, there are many resources available online, including tutorials, forums, and documentation, that can provide guidance and support for solving the Latex makebst numeration problem. Additionally, consulting with experienced Latex users or seeking help from a university or institution's technical support team can also be helpful.

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