Consider a BibTeX database (i.e. a .bib
file), in which there are over 100 entries. Entry types are journal publications, conference publications, etc., all of which are published by some specific author "A".
Now, assume that "A" wants to create his C.V. based on this .bib
file. The C.V. must look like this:
Name:...
Affiliation: ...
Address: ...
.
.
.
Journal Publications:
----------------------
[1] ...
[2] ...
...
Conference Publications:
----------------------
[1] ...
[2] ...
...
Is there a way to process the .bib
file, and generate an output which displays all entries sorted as shown above?
biblatex
instead ofbibtex
?biblatex
can be done fairly automatically (i.e. he does not have to write the BST file from scratch), I think he's willing to do so..bst
file is a bibliography style file, whereas.bib
files are the database file that contain entries -- some of which you may want to reference in any given job. Did you mean to refer to.bib
files?