In light of this and this AND if I'd want to use pdflatex
instead of biblatex
, how do I get rid of doi, ISSN links from my bibliography?
I can write a script such as here but that leaves a ,
hanging in each of the entries?
Any comments?
Edit:
I received very nice input from Mico but I was not able to apply his recommendations (I will do it and post the result here).
Meawhile, here is one not very elegant solution I devised:
I rid my .bib file off all url, doi, issn text like this:
cat mybibfile.ib | sed -e '/url /d' > mybibfile2.bib
Then I opened my new .bib file viz, mybibfile2.bib in gedit and replaced all
,\n}
with}
which ensured that I didn't have a hanging comma(,) in my file.
pdflatex
andbiblatex
are in no way substitutes or otherwise in conflict with each other. Are you maybe looking to usebibtex
instead ofbiblatex
? If so, you should tell us which bibliography style file you intend to use.biblatex
was a substitute forpdflatex
. But I was wondering if there was a way of omitting doi links etc either throughpdflatex
orbibtex
or theJabref
preamble... with thenatbib
bibliography style...plainnat.bst
,abbrevnat.bst
, andunsrtnat.bst
. However, one isn't forced to usenatbib
to use one of these style files, and one can usenatbib
with other style files. Thus the question: Which style file do you use? It's the style file that contains all formatting instructions thatBibTeX
executes.unsrtnat
, it is!