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I've set my description style to use better bibtex, which gives me nice control over how the links appear in my document. However, sometimes I also want to insert the full citation. This doesn't need to be an actual org link, it could be inserted as plain text without markup. Or a link, I don't have a strong preference.
I think the code is mostly already there to provide this feature, but I don't yet understand how the deferred chains work well enough to add this myself. I also tried writing a wrapper that would set the value of org-zotxt-link-description-style temporarily, but the new setting is ignored:
(defun org-zotxt-insert-reference-citation (&optional arg)
"Wrapper to o-z-i-r-link to force it to use full citations"
(interactive "p")
(let ((org-zotxt-link-description-style :citation))
(org-zotxt-insert-reference-link arg)))
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
On further investigation, if I debug my function (org-zotxt-insert-reference-citation in the first message), it works as expected, but when I undebug it, it inserts the better-bibtex style link again. Not sure why that would be?
Hi again,
I've set my description style to use better bibtex, which gives me nice control over how the links appear in my document. However, sometimes I also want to insert the full citation. This doesn't need to be an actual org link, it could be inserted as plain text without markup. Or a link, I don't have a strong preference.
I think the code is mostly already there to provide this feature, but I don't yet understand how the deferred chains work well enough to add this myself. I also tried writing a wrapper that would set the value of
org-zotxt-link-description-style
temporarily, but the new setting is ignored:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: