Template for the IEEE Transaction Journals by Emaasit · Pull Request #97 · rstudio/rticles
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You are including header-includes twice.
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I didn't see the matching include-before
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As things stand now there really isn't a way for users to activate any of these classes. You could make these options at the format function level and then pass pandoc arguments along to conditionally enable them.
Would it be okay if I contribute or submit the requested revisions to this PR? I would like to get the IEEEtrans format available in rticles.
@coatless Yes, please. Go ahead. Due to work overload here at school, I had planned to do the revisions at the end of this month.
@Emaasit: Could you give me write access to your fork? Or would you prefer if I PR'd against your fork and on merge those changes would appear here?
@coatless I have added you as a collaborator to my fork. That gives read/write permissions.
@coatless Thanks for those patches. Two more fixes are needed before it's perfect.
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The sections should be numbered: How about we just add
number_sections: truein the yaml header -
The References should be numbered
Regarding support for other articles formats, I think we should add only the journal format for now.
Good catches by the way.
- Why not remove this variable entirely as IEEE requires section to be numbered?
- Regarding citations:
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The IEEE style will not work with
biblatexsince the package is anti.bst. However, it seems as if using\usepackage[style=ieee]{biblatex}to get around this hiccup is not possible either. I'll test this out on a different machine tomorrow. An alternative solution to address this issue is to just fall back and use thebibtexbackend. -
Meanwhile, the
natbibsetup can easily be handled by:
\usepackage[numbers]{natbib}
\bibliographystyle{IEEEtranN}
where IEEEtranN is the IEEEtranN.bst from IEEEtran.
Regarding supporting the journal in addition to conference mode, I'll add a few variables in that allow a paper mode to be specified. The main task to supporting different modes is being able to handle the different styles of author listings and allowing for IEEE keywords.
This PR looks quite a mature contribution...is there any plans to merge it?
(The merge conflict is trivial to solve...I did it in my own cloned repo)
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