Bibliography, correct way to setup and invoke the category 'electronic'

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Bibliography, correct way to setup and invoke the category 'electronic'














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Short question:



What is the correct way to setup and invoke the bibliography mecanism in context, to use, for example, the category electronic?



Long question:



Looking at context documentations and source code, it says that for electronic category we have:



  • Required fields: title

  • Optional fields: address, author, howpublished, month, note, organization, url, year, doi

In this way, for example, consider the following code:



startbuffer[example]
@ELECTRONIC example,
title = "One title",
url = "http://www.example.org",

stopbuffer

usebtxdefinitions[aps]
setupbtxlist
[aps]

definebtxdataset[basic]
usebtxdataset[basic][example.buffer]
definebtxrendering
[basic]
[aps]
[dataset=basic]

setupbtx[dataset=basic]
nocite[example]

starttext
placelistofpublications[basic]
stoptext


When rendered, it produces this ugly output:



Output from the code above



so, to me, this is an errouneous output once only title and url should be rendered. Then this is my question, how is the correct way to use this category, what I am missing?



Ps.:



If I add this code:



startsetups btx:aps:list:electronic
btxdoif author
texdefinitionbtx:aps:author

texdefinitionbtx:aps:title
texdefinitionbtx:aps:organization-if-not-author
btxdoif howpublished
texdefinitionbtx:aps:doi-url btxspacebtxflushhowpublished

btxdoif year
btxleftparenthesis
texdefinitionbtx:aps:year
btxrightparenthesis

texdefinitionbtx:aps:note
stopsetups


I got the correct output:



correct output



But it does not seem correct that I need to change such definitions









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    Short question:



    What is the correct way to setup and invoke the bibliography mecanism in context, to use, for example, the category electronic?



    Long question:



    Looking at context documentations and source code, it says that for electronic category we have:



    • Required fields: title

    • Optional fields: address, author, howpublished, month, note, organization, url, year, doi

    In this way, for example, consider the following code:



    startbuffer[example]
    @ELECTRONIC example,
    title = "One title",
    url = "http://www.example.org",

    stopbuffer

    usebtxdefinitions[aps]
    setupbtxlist
    [aps]

    definebtxdataset[basic]
    usebtxdataset[basic][example.buffer]
    definebtxrendering
    [basic]
    [aps]
    [dataset=basic]

    setupbtx[dataset=basic]
    nocite[example]

    starttext
    placelistofpublications[basic]
    stoptext


    When rendered, it produces this ugly output:



    Output from the code above



    so, to me, this is an errouneous output once only title and url should be rendered. Then this is my question, how is the correct way to use this category, what I am missing?



    Ps.:



    If I add this code:



    startsetups btx:aps:list:electronic
    btxdoif author
    texdefinitionbtx:aps:author

    texdefinitionbtx:aps:title
    texdefinitionbtx:aps:organization-if-not-author
    btxdoif howpublished
    texdefinitionbtx:aps:doi-url btxspacebtxflushhowpublished

    btxdoif year
    btxleftparenthesis
    texdefinitionbtx:aps:year
    btxrightparenthesis

    texdefinitionbtx:aps:note
    stopsetups


    I got the correct output:



    correct output



    But it does not seem correct that I need to change such definitions









    share
























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      Short question:



      What is the correct way to setup and invoke the bibliography mecanism in context, to use, for example, the category electronic?



      Long question:



      Looking at context documentations and source code, it says that for electronic category we have:



      • Required fields: title

      • Optional fields: address, author, howpublished, month, note, organization, url, year, doi

      In this way, for example, consider the following code:



      startbuffer[example]
      @ELECTRONIC example,
      title = "One title",
      url = "http://www.example.org",

      stopbuffer

      usebtxdefinitions[aps]
      setupbtxlist
      [aps]

      definebtxdataset[basic]
      usebtxdataset[basic][example.buffer]
      definebtxrendering
      [basic]
      [aps]
      [dataset=basic]

      setupbtx[dataset=basic]
      nocite[example]

      starttext
      placelistofpublications[basic]
      stoptext


      When rendered, it produces this ugly output:



      Output from the code above



      so, to me, this is an errouneous output once only title and url should be rendered. Then this is my question, how is the correct way to use this category, what I am missing?



      Ps.:



      If I add this code:



      startsetups btx:aps:list:electronic
      btxdoif author
      texdefinitionbtx:aps:author

      texdefinitionbtx:aps:title
      texdefinitionbtx:aps:organization-if-not-author
      btxdoif howpublished
      texdefinitionbtx:aps:doi-url btxspacebtxflushhowpublished

      btxdoif year
      btxleftparenthesis
      texdefinitionbtx:aps:year
      btxrightparenthesis

      texdefinitionbtx:aps:note
      stopsetups


      I got the correct output:



      correct output



      But it does not seem correct that I need to change such definitions









      share














      Short question:



      What is the correct way to setup and invoke the bibliography mecanism in context, to use, for example, the category electronic?



      Long question:



      Looking at context documentations and source code, it says that for electronic category we have:



      • Required fields: title

      • Optional fields: address, author, howpublished, month, note, organization, url, year, doi

      In this way, for example, consider the following code:



      startbuffer[example]
      @ELECTRONIC example,
      title = "One title",
      url = "http://www.example.org",

      stopbuffer

      usebtxdefinitions[aps]
      setupbtxlist
      [aps]

      definebtxdataset[basic]
      usebtxdataset[basic][example.buffer]
      definebtxrendering
      [basic]
      [aps]
      [dataset=basic]

      setupbtx[dataset=basic]
      nocite[example]

      starttext
      placelistofpublications[basic]
      stoptext


      When rendered, it produces this ugly output:



      Output from the code above



      so, to me, this is an errouneous output once only title and url should be rendered. Then this is my question, how is the correct way to use this category, what I am missing?



      Ps.:



      If I add this code:



      startsetups btx:aps:list:electronic
      btxdoif author
      texdefinitionbtx:aps:author

      texdefinitionbtx:aps:title
      texdefinitionbtx:aps:organization-if-not-author
      btxdoif howpublished
      texdefinitionbtx:aps:doi-url btxspacebtxflushhowpublished

      btxdoif year
      btxleftparenthesis
      texdefinitionbtx:aps:year
      btxrightparenthesis

      texdefinitionbtx:aps:note
      stopsetups


      I got the correct output:



      correct output



      But it does not seem correct that I need to change such definitions







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