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- From: cet1@ely.cl.cam.ac.uk (C.E. Thompson)
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- Subject: Re: Help: all citation numbers are 0???
- Message-ID: <1992Aug20.112117.10512@cl.cam.ac.uk>
- Date: 20 Aug 92 11:21:17 GMT
- References: <92Aug19.235230cst.77453@nthu.edu.tw>
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- In article <92Aug19.235230cst.77453@nthu.edu.tw>, cww@ee.nthu.edu.tw
- (Cheng-Wen Wu) writes:
- |>
- |> When I run LaTeX and BIBTeX on documents with citation, I always
- |> have the result with all citation numbers reset to `0'. This can
- |> be seen in the .aux file, in which all \bibcite entries appear to
- |> be of the form: \bibcite{...}{0}. Repeating latex does no good.
- |>
- |> I am using LaTeX 2.09 (and TeX 3.0) on SUN Sparc1.
- |>
- |> Could anybody who knows the possible problem and solution give
- |> me a hand? Thanks in advance.
-
- It might not be this at all, but one possible reason is related to the
- change of the counter used in the thebibliography environment from enumi
- to enumiv. This is change #197 in latex.bug, and was incorporated in all
- or Rainer Schoepf's versions of LaTeX from December 1991 onwards.
-
- The references in latex.tex and the style files that define thebibliography
- have to be kept in step in this respect. So you might get this effect if
-
- 1. You had updated latex.tex but not (say) article.sty, or vice versa,
- from a 1991+ LaTeX distribution. But no-one would be stupid enough to
- do partial installs, would they?
-
- 2. You are using a style file based on the old standard style files, using
- enumi, but with a 1991+ version of LaTeX.
-
- 3. You are using a style file based on the new standard style files, using
- enumiv, but with a 1991- version of LaTeX.
-
- Chris Thompson
- Cambridge University Computing Service
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