If I wanted to render some Latex from a template file that contained double curlies as part of the Latex, would there be a way to escape them?

i.e.

# CITATION.bib
@misc{
    title = {{{{PKGNAME}}.jl}},
    ...
}

Here I want the two outer curlies to be rendered verbatim as Latex, but I want the inner {{PKGNAME}} to be substituted. Is that possible?

Try a space around the inner one.

On Wed, May 15, 2019 at 5:41 PM Chris de Graaf [email protected] wrote:

If I wanted to render some Latex from a template file that contained double curlies as part of the Latex, would there be a way to escape them?

i.e.

CITATION.bib

@misc{ title = {{{{PKGNAME}}.jl}}, ... }

Here I want the two outer curlies to be rendered verbatim as Latex, but I want the inner {{PKGNAME}} to be substituted. Is that possible?

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Sorry, I misread this one. My solution definitely isn't helpful, well... it isn't a solution. There is an issue in trying to render the tags by themselves as text. I don't know if that is possible. In #100 the use of different tags is exposed and might offer a solution for you.

Using different tags will definitely work. Thanks!