القائمة
Generates academic/technical writeups with IEEE citations and pandoc PDF output. Use when creating research papers, technical reports, or documentation with references.
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| name | generating-writeup |
| description | Generates academic/technical writeups with IEEE citations and pandoc PDF output. Use when creating research papers, technical reports, or documentation with references. |
Target: $ARGUMENTS
Generates structured academic/technical writeups with pandoc citation
support. IEEE [1] style by default.
docs/write-up/<topic>/references.bib (see template for BibTeX format)make lint_md INPUT_FILES="docs/write-up/<topic>/*.md"make pandoc_run with BIBLIOGRAPHY variable| Style | How | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| IEEE (default) | Bundled (scripts/writeup/citation-styles/ieee.csl) | Numeric [1] |
| APA | Bundled (scripts/writeup/citation-styles/apa.csl) | Author-date (Smith, 2024) |
| Chicago | Bundled (scripts/writeup/citation-styles/chicago-author-date.csl) | Author-date (Smith 2024) |
| Vancouver | Bundled (scripts/writeup/citation-styles/vancouver.csl) | Numeric (1) |
Additional CSL files are available from the Zotero Style Repository.
Generate PDF with citations:
dir=docs/write-up/<topic> && \
make pandoc_run \
INPUT_FILES="$$(printf '%s\036' $$dir/*.md)" \
OUTPUT_FILE="$$dir/output.pdf" \
BIBLIOGRAPHY="$$dir/references.bib"
With custom citation style:
dir=docs/write-up/<topic> && \
make pandoc_run \
INPUT_FILES="$$(printf '%s\036' $$dir/*.md)" \
OUTPUT_FILE="$$dir/output.pdf" \
BIBLIOGRAPHY="$$dir/references.bib" \
CSL="scripts/writeup/citation-styles/apa.csl"
NEVER add manual section numbers to headings. Pandoc --number-sections
handles all numbering automatically.
# 2. Projektvorstellung, ## 2.1 Motivation, ### 2.1.1 Details# Projektvorstellung, ## Motivation, ### DetailsThe NUMBER_SECTIONS parameter in the Makefile writeup recipe controls this.
Manual numbers in markdown headings conflict with pandoc auto-numbering and
produce duplicated numbers in the PDF output.
Before completing:
N., N.N, N.N.N prefixesmake lint_md INPUT_FILES="docs/write-up/<topic>/*.md"[@key] references exist in .bib file