Re: How to extract all citation keys from a document

[Erik Hetzner <egh-r1v5srsr4wc@public.gmane.org>]

At Tue, 4 Jun 2013 12:01:29 -0700,
John MacFarlane wrote:
> 
> Sorry, there's currently no way to do this.  '@foo' is ambiguous in
> pandoc markdown.  It could be a reference to an example list, or a plain
> string '@foo', or a citation.  Pandoc uses the actual bibliography file
> to help decide.  For example, in:
> 
> ```
> (@foo) hello
> 
> In example @foo, I show...
> ```
> 
> The second @foo will be interpreted as a citation if 'foo' is a defined
> key in the specified bibliography file; otherwise, it will be
> interpreted as a reference to the example list item marked (@foo).

If you don’t care about this problem, and you just want a hack that
works, you can easily scan the document with a script. See, e.g.,

  https://bitbucket.org/egh/zotxt/src/tip/scripts/extractcites.py

which builds a JSON file from @AuthorTitleDate keys via Zotero.

best, Erik

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