Dear newsgroup,

I recently discovered biblatex and am completely blown away by its
functionality compared to plain old latex + bibtex. Great work!

Here's one thing I'd love to do but don't know how. I want to produce an
annotated bibliography from my bib file in essentially the same way as
in the "02-annotations.tex" example. However, I'd like to omit all
references which do not have an annotation (in either the "annotate"
field or an external file).

I was hoping that some combination of \nocite{*} and a bibliography
filter might do the trick, but it does not seem to be possible to filter
on a criterion like "has an annotation". Or is it? Is there another way
to approach that problem?

Malte

Malte Helmert wrote:

> I was hoping that some combination of \nocite{*} and a bibliography
> filter might do the trick, but it does not seem to be possible to
> filter on a criterion like "has an annotation". Or is it?

No, it's not.

You're lucky, though. There's something in the pipeline for biblatex 
1.1 which will do the trick.

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