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citemark
Citemarks are used for marking a place within the manuscript with a citation, to be assembled into the back-matter's "References Cited" section.
Syntax
There are four components to a citemark:
- The citemark delimiters, which consist of two left-curly brackets {{ and two right-curly brackets }}
- The coalescer, which is an arbitrary name preceded by a fullstop .
- The interscribed citation, which is delimited by apostrophes ' '
- The adjunct citation, which is delimited by quotation marks " "
Definitions
The citemark delimiters mark the start and end of the expression.
The coalescer is used by the citations builder to assemble citations into meaningful groups. It may be omitted.
The interscribed citation is the short form
of the citation. It is emitted into the document at the point in the manuscript where it occurs.
The adjunct citation is the long form
of the citation. It is used with the citations builder. It is emitted into the document, together with all other citations, at the point in the manuscript where a !build-citations
pragma occurs. The citation format is not limited to any one style (i.e. APA, MLS, Chicago). You may use term-marks within the adjunct expression to style individual parts of the text with italics, underlining, etc.
Examples
Here is what citemarks look like within the body of a manuscript.