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latex自带参考文献.bst文件库在安装路径的texmf-dist\bibtex\bst\base文件夹里。例:E:\latex\latex_software\texlive\2022\texmf-dist\bibtex\bst\base
base文件中给出了几种基本的style,我们可以按照投稿的要求自行选择
使用 BiBTeX 时,将设置参考书目样式,并使用以下两个命令导入参考书目文件:
- \bibliographystyle{stylename}
- \bibliography{bibfile}
其中 bibfile (你在当前待加入的文章XXX.tex文件下建的.bib文件用于参考文献的存放)是参考文献这个文件的名字,没有扩展名.bib
而 stylename 是下图中格式之一(abbrv,acm,alpha,apalike,ieeetr,plain,siam,unsrt),右边为引用的参考文献示例。
- %文章XXX.tex的参考文献部分举例
- \documentclass{article}
- \usepackage[numbers,sort&compress]{natbib}
- \begin{document}
-
- \title{My REFERENCES DOCUMENT}
- \maketitle
-
- we want to cite these references in this article\cite{1}.
-
- \bibliographystyle{ieeetr}
- \bibliography{bibfile}
-
- \end{document}
- %参考文献bibfile.bib文件
- @ARTICLE{1,
- author={Ding, He and Peng, Yanxiu and Lv, Guoqing and Xie, Yang and Chen, Junyu and Shi, Zhao and Deng, Yuping and Yin, Lan and Yang, Jian and Wang, Yongtian and Sheng, Xing},
- journal={IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics},
- title={Heterogeneous Integration of Thin-Film Organic and Inorganic Devices for Optical Based Bioelectrical and Chemical Sensing},
- year={2023},
- volume={29},
- number={3},
- pages={1-20},
- doi={10.1109/JSTQE.2022.3217070}}
显示结果如下:
但是我们总会遇到参考文献格式和上述几种风格不符的情况。如我今年修的科技论文写作课程,老师期末考核要求我们自己找出研究方向相关的文章,参考北京大学论文写作要求对参考文献进行latex的格式排版。参考文献引用风格需要自己更改。那么怎么自定义bibtex的bst文件呢,直接打开bst文件,会发现它的源码采用堆栈式的语言,直接上手改源码对小白而言有些困难qwq。。。下面介绍一个通过命令窗口自动生成想要的参考文献格式方法:
1.Win+R打开cmd命令栏窗口
2.输入:latex makebst
3.在接下来命令栏窗口的提示中,只需要输入 yes 或者 no 来依次完成各种格式设置,如参考文献编号,作者姓名缩写,标题大小写格式,句号冒号的使用等。(下面以我的要求为例进行演示)
- Microsoft Windows [版本 10.0.19044.2251]
- (c) Microsoft Corporation。保留所有权利。
-
- C:\Users\lenovo>latex makebst
- This is pdfTeX, Version 3.141592653-2.6-1.40.24 (TeX Live 2022) (preloaded format=latex)
- restricted \write18 enabled.
- entering extended mode
- (e:/latex/latex_software/texlive/2022/texmf-dist/tex/latex/custom-bib/makebst.t
- ex
- LaTeX2e <2021-11-15> patch level 1
- L3 programming layer <2022-02-24>
- ***********************************
- * This is Make Bibliography Style *
- ***********************************
- It makes up a docstrip batch job to produce
- a customized .bst file for running with BibTeX
- Do you want a description of the usage? (NO)
- \yn=y
- In the interactive dialogue that follows,
- you will be presented with a series of menus.
- In each case, one answer is the default, marked as (*),
- and a mere carriage-return is sufficient to select it.
- (If there is no * choice, then the default is the last choice.)
- For the other choices, a letter is indicated
- in brackets for selecting that option. If you select
- a letter not in the list, default is taken.
- The final output is a file containing a batch job
- which may be (La)TeXed to produce the desired BibTeX
- bibliography style file. The batch job may be edited
- to make minor changes, rather than running this program
- once again.
- Enter the name of the MASTER file (default=merlin.mbs)
- \mfile=
-
- Name of the final OUTPUT .bst file? (default extension=bst)
-
- \ofile=lxqbib0
-
- Give a comment line to include in the style file.
- Something like for which journals it is applicable.
-
- \ans=
- Do you want verbose comments? (NO)
-
- \yn=
-
- (e:/latex/latex_software/texlive/2022/texmf-dist/tex/latex/custom-bib/merlin.mb
- s
- <<< For more information about the meanings of
- <<< the various options, see the section on
- <<< Menu Information in the .mbs file documentation.
-
- EXTERNAL FILES:
-
- Name of language definition file (default=merlin.mbs)
- \cfile=
-
- Name of language file: \cfile=.
-
- Include file(s) for extra journal names? (NO)
- \yn=
-
- No included files.
-
- INTERNAL LANGUAGE SUPPORT (if no external language file)
- (*) English words used explicitly
- (b) Babel (words replaced by commands defined in babelbst.tex)
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: English
-
- STYLE OF CITATIONS:
- (*) Numerical as in standard LaTeX
- (a) Author-year with some non-standard interface
- (b) Alpha style, Jon90 or JWB90 for single or multiple authors
- (o) Alpha style, Jon90 even for multiple authors
- (f) Alpha style, Jones90 (full name of first author)
- (c) Cite key (special for listing contents of bib file)
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Numerical
- HTML OUTPUT (if non author-year citations)
- (*) Normal LaTeX output
- (h) Hypertext output, in HTML code, in paragraphs
- (n) Hypertext list with sequence numbers
- (k) Hypertext with keys for viewing databases
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Normal LaTeX
- LANGUAGE FIELD
- (*) No language field
- (l) Add language field to switch hyphenation patterns temporarily
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: No language field
-
- ANNOTATIONS:
- (*) No annotations will be recognized
- (a) Annotations in annote field or in .tex file of citekey name
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: No annotations
-
- PRESENTATIONS:
- (*) Do not add presentation type for conference talks
- (p) Add presentation, speaker not highlighted
- (b) Presentation, speaker bold face
- (i) Presentaion, speaker italic
- (c) Presentaion, speaker in small caps
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Do not add presentation type
- ORDERING OF REFERENCES (if non-author/year and non-alph)
- (*) Alphabetical by all authors
- (c) Citation order (unsorted, like unsrt.bst)
- (d) Year ordered and then by authors
- (r) Reverse year ordered and then by authors
- Select:
- \ans=c
- You have selected: Citation order
- ORDER ON VON PART (if not citation order)
- (*) Sort on von part (de la Maire before Defoe)
- (x) Sort without von part (de la Maire after Mahone)
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Sort on von part
-
- AUTHOR NAMES:
- (*) Full, surname last (John Frederick Smith)
- (f) Full, surname first (Smith, John Frederick)
- (i) Initials + surname (J. F. Smith)
- (r) Surname + initials (Smith, J. F.)
- (s) Surname + dotless initials (Smith J F)
- (w) Surname + comma + spaceless initials (Smith, J.F.)
- (x) Surname + pure initials (Smith JF)
- (y) Surname + comma + pure initials (Smith, JF)
- (z) Surname + spaceless initials (Smith J.F.)
- (a) Only first name reversed, initials (AGU style: Smith, J. F., H. K. Jones)
- (b) First name reversed, with full names (Smith, John Fred, Harry Kab Jones)
- Select:
- \ans=i
- You have selected: Initials + surname
-
- PUNCTUATION BETWEEN AUTHOR NAMES:
- (*) Author names separated by commas
- (s) Names separated by semi-colon
- (h) Names separated by slash /
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Author names separated by commas
-
- ADJACENT REFERENCES WITH REPEATED NAMES:
- (*) Author/editor names always present
- (d) Repeated author/editor names replaced by dash
- (2) Repeated author/editor names replaced by 2 dashes
- (3) Repeated author/editor names replaced by 3 dashes
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Author/editor names always present
-
- NUMBER OF AUTHORS IN BIBLIOGRAPHY:
- (*) All authors included in listing
- (l) Limited authors (et al replaces missing names)
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: All authors
-
- AUTHORS IN CITATIONS:
- (*) One author et al for three or more authors
- (m) Some other truncation scheme
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: One author et al
-
- TYPEFACE FOR AUTHORS IN LIST OF REFERENCES:
- (*) Normal font for author names
- (s) Small caps authors (\sc)
- (i) Italic authors (\it or \em)
- (b) Bold authors (\bf)
- (u) User defined author font (\bibnamefont)
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Normal font for author names
-
- DATE POSITION:
- (*) Date at end
- (b) Date after authors
- (j) Date part of journal spec. (as 1994;45:34-40) else at end
- (e) Date at very end after any notes
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Date at end
- DATE FORMAT (if non author-year citations)
- (*) Plain month and year without any brackets
- (p) Date in parentheses as (May 1993)
- (b) Date in brackets as [May 1993]
- (c) Date preceded by colon as `: May 1993'
- (d) Date preceded by period as `. May 1993'
- (m) Date preceded by comma as `, May 1993'
- (s) Date preceded by space only, as ` May 1993'
- Select:
- \ans=p
- You have selected: Date in parentheses
-
- SUPPRESS MONTH:
- (*) Date is month and year
- (x) Date is year only
- Select:
- \ans=x
- You have selected: Date is year only
-
- DATE FONT:
- (*) Date in normal font
- (b) Date in bold face
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Date in normal font
-
- TITLE OF ARTICLE:
- (*) Title plain with no special font
- (i) Title italic (\em)
- (q) Title and punctuation in single quotes (`Title,' ..)
- (d) Title and punctuation in double quotes (``Title,'' ..)
- (g) Title and punctuation in guillemets (<<Title,>> ..)
- (x) Title in single quotes (`Title', ..)
- (y) Title in double quotes (``Title'', ..)
- (z) Title in guillemets (<<Title>>, ..)
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Title plain
-
- CAPITALIZATION OF ARTICLE TITLE:
- (*) Sentence style (capitalize first word and those in braces)
- (t) Title style (just as in bib entry)
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Sentence style
-
- ARTICLE TITLE PRESENT:
- (*) Article title present in journals and proceedings
- (x) No article title
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Article title present
-
- JOURNAL NAMES:
- (*) Periods in journal names are retained, as `Phys. Rev.'
- (x) Dotless journal names as `Phys Rev'
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Periods in journal names
- JOURNAL NAME FONT:
- (*) Journal name italics
- (r) Journal name normal font
- Select:
- \ans=r
- You have selected: Journal name normal
- THESIS TITLE:
- (*) Thesis titles like books
- (a) Thesis title like article
- (x) No thesis title
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Thesis titles like books
- TECHNICAL REPORT TITLE:
- (*) Tech. report title like articles
- (b) Tech. report title like books
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Tech. report title like articles
- TECHNICAL REPORT NUMBER:
- (*) Tech. report and number plain as `Tech. Rep. 123'
- (i) Tech. report and number italic as `{\it Tech. Rep. 123'}
- Select:
-
- \ans=
- You have selected: Tech. report and number plain
-
- JOURNAL VOLUME:
- (*) Volume plain as vol(num)
- (i) Volume italic as {\em vol}(num)
- (b) Volume bold as {\bf vol}(num)
- (d) Volume and number bold as {\bf vol(num)}
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Volume plain
-
- JOURNAL VOL AND NUMBER:
- (*) Journal vol(num) as 34(2)
- (s) Journal vol (num) as 34 (2)
- (c) Journal vol, num as 34, 2
- (n) Journal vol, no. num as 34, no. 2
- (h) Journal vol, \# number as 34, \#2
- (b) Journal vol number as 34 2
- (x) Journal vol, without number as 34
- Select:
- \ans=s
- You have selected: Journal vol (num)
- VOLUME PUNCTUATION:
- (*) Volume with colon as vol(num):ppp
- (s) Volume with colon and space as vol(num): ppp
- (h) Volume with semi-colon as vol(num); ppp
- (c) Volume with comma as vol(num), ppp
- (b) Volume with blank as vol(num) ppp
- Select:
- \ans=c
- You have selected: Volume with comma
-
- YEAR IN JOURNAL SPECIFICATION:
- (*) Journal year like others as given by date position
- (v) Journal vol(year) as 34(1995)
- (s) Journal vol (year) as 34 (1995)
- (p) Year with pages as 34(2), (1995) 1345--1387
- (c) Year, comma, pages as 34(2), (1995), 1345--1387
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Journal year like others
-
- PAGE NUMBERS:
- (*) Start and stop page numbers given
- (f) Only start page number
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Start and stop page numbers
-
- LARGE PAGE NUMBERS:
- (*) No separators for large page numbers
- (c) Comma inserted over 9999 as 11,234
- (s) Thin space inserted over 9999 as 11 234
- (p) Period inserted over 9999 as 11.234
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: No separators for large page numbers
-
- WORD `PAGE' IN ARTICLES:
- (*) Article pages numbers only as 234-256
- (p) Include `page' in articles as pp. 234--256
- Select:
-
- \ans=
- You have selected: Article pages numbers only
-
- POSITION OF PAGES:
- (*) Pages given mid text as is normal
- (e) Pages at end but before any notes
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Pages given mid text
-
- WORD `VOLUME' IN ARTICLES:
- (*) Article volume as number only as 21
- (p) Include `volume' in articles as vol. 21
- Select:
-
- \ans=
- You have selected: Article volume as number only
-
- NUMBER AND SERIES FOR COLLECTIONS:
- (*) Allows number without series and suppresses word "number"
- (s) Standard BibTeX as: "number 123 in Total Works"; error if number and no ser
- ies
- Select:
-
- \ans=
- You have selected: Allows number without series
-
- POSITION OF NUMBER AND SERIES:
- (*) After chapter and pages as in standard BibTeX
- (t) Just before publisher or organization
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: After chapter and pages
-
- VOLUME AND SERIES FOR BOOKS/COLLECTIONS:
- (*) Vol. 23 of Series as in standard BibTeX
- (s) Series, vol. 23
- Select:
- \ans=s
- You have selected: Series, vol. 23
-
- POSITION OF VOLUME AND SERIES FOR INCOLLECTIONS:
- (*) Series and volume after the editors
- (e) Series and volume after booktitle and before editors
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Series and volume after the editors
-
- JOURNAL NAME PUNCTUATION:
- (*) Comma after journal name
- (x) Space after journal name
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Comma after journal
-
- BOOK TITLE:
- (*) Book title italic (\em)
- (p) Book title plain (no font command)
- Select:
- \ans=p
- You have selected: Book title plain
-
- PAGES IN BOOKS:
- (*) Pages in book plain as pp. 50-55
- (p) Pages in book in parentheses as (pp. 50-55)
- (x) Pages in book bare as 50-55
- Select:
- \ans=x
- You have selected: Pages in book bare
-
- TOTAL PAGES OF A BOOK:
- (*) Total book pages not printed
- (p) For book: 345 pages or pp.
- (a) Total book pages before publisher
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Total book pages not printed
-
- PUBLISHER ADDRESS:
- (*) Publisher, address as Harcourt, New York
- (a) Address: Publisher as New York: Harcourt
- Select:
- \ans=a
- You have selected: Address: Publisher
-
- PUBLISHER IN PARENTHESES:
- (*) Publisher as normal block without parentheses
- (p) Publisher in parentheses
- (d) Publisher and date in parentheses (Oxford, 1994)
- (c) Publisher and date in parentheses, no comma (Oxford 1994)
- (f) Publisher and date without parentheses Oxford, 1994
- (k) Publisher and date, no parentheses, no comma Oxford 1994
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Publisher as normal block
-
- PUBLISHER POSITION:
- (*) Publisher after chapter, pages
- (p) Publisher before chapter, pages
- (e) Publisher after edition
- Select:
-
- \ans=p
- You have selected: Publisher before chapter, pages
-
- ISBN NUMBER:
- (*) Include ISBN for books, booklets, etc.
- (x) No ISBN
- Select:
-
- \ans=
- You have selected: Include ISBN
-
- ISSN NUMBER:
- (*) Include ISSN for periodicals
- (x) No ISSN
- Select:
- \ans=x
- You have selected: No ISSN
-
- DOI NUMBER:
- (*) Include DOI as "doi: number"
- (u) Format DOI as URL //dx.doi.org/doi (must give url options!)
- (a) Insert DOI AGU style as part of page number
- (x) No DOI
- Select:
- \ans=x
- You have selected: No DOI
-
- `EDITOR' AFTER NAMES (EDITED BOOKS WITHOUT AUTHORS):
- (*) Word `editor' after name
- (a) `Name (editor),' in parentheses, after name, comma after
- (b) `Name (Editor),' as above, editor upper case
- (c) `Name, (editor)' in parentheses, after name, comma between
- (d) `Name, (Editor)' as above, editor upper case
- (e) `Name (editor)' in parentheses, after name, no commas
- (f) `Name (Editor)' as above, editor upper case
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Word `editor' after name
- EDITOR IN COLLECTIONS:
- (*) Same as for edited book (names before booktitle)
- (b) In booktitle, edited by .. (where .. is names)
- (p) In booktitle (edited by ..)
- (c) In booktitle, (edited by ..)
- (e) In booktitle, editor ..
- (f) In booktitle, (editor) ..
- (k) In booktitle (editor..)
- (g) In booktitle, (editor..)
- (j) In booktitle, .., editor
- (m) In booktitle (.., editor)
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Same as for edited book
- PUNCTUATION BETWEEN SECTIONS (BLOCKS):
- (*) \newblock after blocks (periods or new lines with openbib option)
- (c) Comma between blocks
- (s) Semi-colon between blocks
- (b) Blanks between blocks
- (t) Period after titles of articles, books, etc else commas
- (u) Colon after titles of articles, books, etc else commas
- (a) Period after titles of articles else commas
- (d) Colon after titles of articles else commas
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: \newblock after blocks
- PUNCTUATION AFTER AUTHORS:
- (*) Author block normal with regular block punctuation
- (c) Author block with colon
- Select:
- \ans=c
- You have selected: Author block with colon
- PUNCTUATION AFTER `IN':
- (*) Space after `in' for incollection or inproceedings
- (c) Colon after `in' (as `In: ...')
- (i) Italic `in' and space
- (d) Italic `in' and colon
- (x) No word `in' for edited works
- Select:
- \ans=x
- You have selected: No word `in'
- FINAL PUNCTUATION:
- (*) Period at very end of the listed reference
- (x) No period at end
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Period at very end
- ABBREVIATE WORD `PAGES' (if not using external language file)
- (*) `Page(s)' (no abbreviation)
- (a) `Page' abbreviated as p. or pp.
- (x) `Page' omitted
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: `Page(s)'
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- ABBREVIATE WORD `EDITORS':
- (*) `Editor(s)' (no abbreviation)
- (a) `Editor' abbreviated as ed. or eds.
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: `Editor(s)'
-
- OTHER ABBREVIATIONS:
- (*) No abbreviations of volume, edition, chapter, etc
- (a) Abbreviations of such words
- Select:
-
- \ans=
- You have selected: No abbreviations
-
- EDITION NUMBERS:
- (*) Editions as in database saving much processing memory
- (w) Write out editions as first, second, third, etc
- (n) Numerical editions as 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Editions as in database
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- Reading external language file \cfile=
-
- STORED JOURNAL NAMES:
- (*) Full journal names for prestored journals
- (a) Abbreviated journal names
- (s) Abbreviated with astronomy shorthands like ApJ and AJ
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Full journal names
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- AMPERSAND:
- (*) Use word `and' in author lists
- (a) Use ampersand in place of `and'
- (v) Use \BIBand in place of `and'
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Use word `and'
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- COMMA BEFORE `AND':
- (*) Comma before `and' as `Tom, Dick, and Harry'
- (n) No comma before `and' as `Tom, Dick and Harry'
- (c) Comma even with 2 authors as `Tom, and Harry'
- Select:
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- \ans=
- You have selected: Comma before `and'
- NO `AND' IN REFERENCE LIST:
- (*) With `and' before last author in reference list
- (x) No `and' as `Tom, Dick, Harry'
- Select:
- \ans=x
- You have selected: No `and'
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- COMMA BEFORE `ET AL':
- (*) Comma before `et al' in reference list
- (x) No comma before `et al'
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Comma before `et al'
- FONT OF `ET AL':
- (*) Plain et al
- (i) Italic et al
- (r) Roman et al even when authors something else
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Plain et al
-
- ADDITIONAL REVTeX DATA FIELDS:
- (*) No additional fields for REVTeX
- (r) Include REVTeX data fields collaboration, eid, eprint, archive, numpages, u
- rl
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: No additional fields
-
- E-PRINT DATA FIELD: (without REVTeX fields)
- (*) Do not include eprint field
- (e) Include eprint and archive fields for electronic publications
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Do not include eprint field
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- URL ADDRESS: (without REVTeX fields)
- (*) No URL for electronic (Internet) documents
- (u) Include URL as regular item block
- (n) URL as note
- (l) URL on new line after rest of reference
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: No URL
-
- REFERENCE COMPONENT TAGS:
- (*) No reference component tags in the \bibitem entries
- (b) Reference component tags like \bibinfo in the content of \bibitem
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: No reference component tags
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- EMPHASIS: (affects all so-called italics)
- (*) Use emphasis ie, \em, allows font switching
- (i) Use true italics ie, \it, absolute italics
- (x) No italics at all
- (u) Underlining in place of italics, best with ulem package
- Select:
- \ans=x
- You have selected: No italics
-
- COMPATIBILITY WITH PLAIN TEX:
- (*) Use LaTeX commands which may not work with Plain TeX
- (t) Use only Plain TeX commands for fonts and testing
- Select:
- \ans=
- You have selected: Use LaTeX commands
- )
-
- Finished!!
- Batch job written to file `lxqbib0.dbj'
- Shall I now run this batch job? (NO)
- \yn=y
- (./lxqbib0.dbj
- (e:/latex/latex_software/texlive/2022/texmf-dist/tex/latex/base/docstrip.tex
- Utility: `docstrip' v2.6a <2020-11-23>
- English documentation <2020-11-23>
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- **********************************************************
- * This program converts documented macro-files into fast *
- * loadable files by stripping off (nearly) all comments! *
- **********************************************************
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- * No Configuration file found, using default settings. *
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- Generating file(s) ./lxqbib0.bst
- Processing file merlin.mbs (seq-no,nm-init,ed-au,yr-par,xmth,jttl-rm,vnum-sp,vo
- lp-com,num-xser,ser-vol,btit-rm,bt-rm,bkpg-x,add-pub,pre-pub,isbn,au-col,in-x,x
- edn,xand,em-x,nfss,) -> lxqbib0.bst
- Lines processed: 9446
- Comments removed: 3867
- Comments passed: 1
- Codelines passed: 3732
- ) )
- No pages of output.
- Transcript written on makebst.log.
- C:\Users\lenovo>
生成的.bst文件应该在C:\Users\lenovo下,把它复制到自己的document的.tex文件下,就大功告成啦~~~
附下我在texstudio中验证的文档,供参考~
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