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9: bib, listrefs - bibliographic formatter; list bibliographic
10: reference items
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13: bbiibb [options] ...
14: lliissttrreeffss [options] ...
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17: _B_i_b is a preprocessor for _n_r_o_f_f or _t_r_o_f_f(1) that formats
18: citations and bibliographies. The input files (standard
19: input default) are copied to the standard output, except for
20: text between [. and .] pairs, which are assumed to be key-
21: words for searching a bibliographic database. If a matching
22: reference is found a citation is generated replacing the
23: text. References are collected, optionally sorted, and
24: written out at a location specified by the user. Citation
25: and reference formats are controlled by the -t option.
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27: Reference databases are created using the _i_n_v_e_r_t utility.
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29: The following options are available. Note that standard
30: format styles (see the -t option) set options automatically.
31: Thus if a standard format style is used the user need not
32: indicate any further options for most documents.
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34: -aa reduce authors first names to abbreviations.
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36: -ar_n_u_m reverse the first _n_u_m author's names. If a number
37: is not given all authors names are reversed.
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39: -ax print authors last names in Caps-Small Caps style.
40: For example Budd becomes BUDD. This style is used
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43: -c_s_t_r build citations according to the template _s_t_r. See
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47: -ea reduce editors first names to abbreviations.
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49: -ex print editors last names in Caps-Small Caps style
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52: -er_n_u_m reverse the first _n_u_m editors names. If a number is
53: not given all editors names are reversed.
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55: -f instead of collecting references, dump each refer-
56: ence immediately following the line on which the
57: citation is placed (used for footnoted references).
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74: -i_f_i_l_e process the indicated file, such as a file of defin-
75: itions. (see technical report for a description of
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78: -h replace citations to three or more adjacent refer-
79: ence items with a hyphenated string (eg 2,3,4,5
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82: -n_s_t_r turn off indicated options. _s_t_r must be composed of
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85: -o contiguous citations are ordered according the the
86: reference list before being printed (default).
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88: -p _f_i_l_e
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90: -p_f_i_l_e instead of searching the file INDEX, search the
91: indicated reference files before searching the sys-
92: tem file. _f_i_l_e_s is a comma separated list of
93: inverted indices, created using the _i_n_v_e_r_t utility.
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95: -s_s_t_r sort references according to the template _s_t_r.
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97: -t _t_y_p_e
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99: -t_t_y_p_e use the standard macros and switch settings for the
100: indicated style to generate citations and refer-
101: ences. There are a number of standard styles pro-
102: vided. In addition users can generate their own
103: style macros. See the format designers guide for
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106: _L_i_s_t_r_e_f_s formats an entire reference database file. Options
107: to _l_i_s_t_r_e_f_s are the same as for _b_i_b.
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109: _B_i_b was designed initially for use with the -ms macros, and
110: uses a couple of the -ms macros (.ip and .lp) in its macro
111: definitions. To use it with the -me macros, prefix the file
112: being sent to nroff/troff with the following macro defini-
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114: .de IP
115: .ip \$1 \$2
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117: .de LP
118: .lp
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121: A file "bibmac.me" containing these macro definitions may be
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142: /usr/tmp/bibr* scratch file for collecting references
143: /usr/tmp/bibp* output of pass one of bib
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