TeX - LaTeX Asked by Trold on December 16, 2020
I’ve got a bibliography which is almost entirely images. Most of those images, and their citations, are going to be referenced in full-page figures at the end of a document. I’m looking to make the below template into its own command,
begin{figure}
includegraphics[width=textwidth]{path/to/image}
caption[Short Caption]{A much longer, wordier caption.label{ref:caption}
fullcite{ct:citation}}
end{figure}
My question about BibLaTeX is: can I avoid supplying path/to/image
as an argument to that command? Each of my .bib entries already contains — thanks to BibDesk — relative and absolute paths to the files in the field Bdsk-File-1
. There’s some work to get them back out again, but let’s pretend that the bib file has been preprocessed to add a Path-To-Image
field. Assuming that field existed, how could I extract it with BibLaTeX and use it as an argument to includegraphics
?
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