Do this a few times until the compilation finishes without any errors or warnings. If not, then compile your 'MyArticle.tex' file first using 'latex MyArticle.tex' and 'bibtex x'. If you have already compiled(successfully) your article, 'MyArticle.tex', in latex then you should have a file in '.aux' extension. Also, change the permission of the 'bibexport.sh' file to executable e.g, 'chmod 755 bibexport.sh'. This will generate a bunch of files named 'bibexport.sh', 'expcites.bst', 'expkeys.bst', 'export.bst' and log file.Ĭopy all three '.bst' files and 'bibexport.sh' to the folder where you are writing the article in latex. I am assuming that the 'latex' package is already installed in your system. In the terminal build the '.ins' file using latex. The important files are 'bibexport.dtx' and 'bibexport.ins'. Need Unix environment.ĭownload the bibexport from here.
Bibdesk file install#
Then run sudo make install and bibextract will work as noted above.Ĭomplete steps to use "bibexport" for 'extracting only the cited references of a bigger. Then change $(SEDCMD) $$f.sh | $(CHECKSUM) > $(BINDIR)/$$f \ configure, modifify the Makefile as follows: I had trouble installing bibextract on OSX for two reasons: 1) nawk is not installed by default and 2) the CHECKSUM command in the makefile prevented the sh and awk files from being installed.
Corentin's solution worked for my case where I needed to combine cited references from multiple.
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