I want to customize this .bst
file.
Now, when I compile a reference it gives me (For an entry of type @article
):
Author1, Author2, "Title," Journal Volume (Year) pages, arxiv:0208157.
But I want to make the comma appear after the quotation mark, and I want to replace arxiv:0208157
with [hep-ph/0208157]
:
Author1, Author2, "Title", Journal Volume (Year) pages
[hep-ph/0208157].
Here is an MWE:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{filecontents}
\begin{filecontents*}{test.bib}
@article{AA,
archivePrefix = {arXiv},
arxivId = {hep-th/9605032},
primaryClass = {hep-th},
author = {AuthorI, A. and AuthorII, B. and AuthorIII, C.},
eprint = {9605032},
journal = {Journal},
pages = {pages},
title = {{Title with ?}},
volume = {Volume},
year = {Year}
}
\end{filecontents*}
\begin{document}
\nocite{*}
%Bibloography
\bibliographystyle{utphys}
\bibliography{test}
\end{document}
Update: Concerning the arxiv problem, you have to replace, in the FUNCTION {format.primaryClass}
of .bst
file, the code "{ " [" primaryClass * "]" *}
by { "" primaryClass *}
. And in the function FUNCTION {format.eprint}
you should replace "{{\ttfamily " * format.archive * eprint * format.primaryClass * "}}" *}
by "{{" * " [" * format.primaryClass * "/" * eprint * "]" * "}}" * }
Now, I have a new problem: when the arxivId
does not contains a category e.g. hep-th
,in primaryClass = {hep-th}
, the citation printed as [/9605032]
. So, my new question is how to write it in this case just [Arxiv:9605032]
?.
Update II: The solution is so easy!, I have just to type "Arxiv"
instead of ""
after primaryClass empty$
Best Answer
You need to apply minor modifications to the following two functions, starting on l. 519, in the file
utphys.bst
:Specifically, change
,''
to'',
informat.title
, and change.''
to''.
informat.title.p
.Note that you shouldn't edit and change an original file from the TeX distribution directly. Instead, make a copy of the file
utphys.bst
and apply the two suggestions given above to the copy.