unsrt.bst
and gerunsrt.bst
into
publist-unsrt.bst
and
publist-gerunsrt.bst
,
respectively. (Thanks to Nicolas Markey for his help!)
If you'd like to have additionally clickable links from your list
of publications (in pdf format) to all your online publications,
use entries url
, pdf
or
ps
in your bibtex database and my bibtex
styles href-publist-unsrt.bst
and href-publist-gerunsrt.bst
.
You'll need pdflatex
and the latex package hyperref
,
both of which are included in teTeX,
see CTAN.
Hyperlatex users can
try hyperlatex-unsrt.bst
to get a similar effect in the html output that hyperlatex
produces. If you prefer not to escape the tilde character
~
in URLs in your bibtex data base, you'll have to
convert it into \~{}
each time you call bibtex, so
that the hyperlatex command \xlink
works correctly.
The following alias (for the C-shell) does the job:
alias hyperbibtex 'bibtex \!*; sed -e
"s|\(}{http://[^/]*/\)~|\1\\~{}|g" \!*.bbl > \!*.tmp; mv -f
\!*.tmp \!*.bbl'