I have no idea about this elisp thing.
Does this mean I have to sort out my bibliography manually and enter
them in order I want? What if I have to make another entry? then I have
to sort the whole thing myself and determine the correct position for
that new entry. Isn't there a nice way of doing this?
If it cannot be accomplished through customization layer it's ok for me.
Since I already have hundreds of entry in my bibliography, I think I
need some sort of utility which will do the sorting for me. I am sure
people had written thesis in docbook and I am also sure there must be
some nice way of sorting things out like this.
Any advice?
Deepak K. Shrestha
Michael Smith wrote:
> Yoshihiro Toda <> writes:
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>># BTW, is there any way to define `advice' (in elisp sense) in XSLT?
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> What does "advice" in elisp do? It's sort of way to add or change
> parts of a function, without redefining the whole function right?
>
> If so, I don't think there is no equivalent in XSLT (not in XSLT
> 1.0 at least). If you are using a customization layer that imports
> a certain template and you want to change what any part of what a
> template does, you have to redefine the whole template in your
> customization layer.
