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David Krebs | 17 Jan 00:40

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jurabib: adapting the bibliography

Dear group

I'm looking for a solution to the following problem:

I've added the special field 'shorttitle' to all of my entries in my bib-file.
I'm using it as shorttitle in references and would like it to appear in the
bibliography, as well.

An example (I'm using the bibstyle 'jurabib'):

@book{andre-1956,
Address = {Paris},
Author = {Jacques Andr{\'e}},
Shorttitle = {Andr{\'e} 1956},
Title = {Lexique des termes de botanique en latin},
Year = {1956}}

The following bibliography entry is generated:
Jacques André, Lexique des termes de botanique en latin, Paris 1956.

This is fine so far, but I'd like to put the shorttitle I defined right in front
of it:
André 1956 --- Jacques André, Lexique des termes de botanique en latin, Paris
1956.

I suppose the 'jurabib.bst'-file has to be modified...

Can anybody give me some advice?

Yours, David

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Charles de Miramon | 17 Jan 11:31

Re: jurabib: adapting the bibliography

David Krebs wrote:
> 
> This is fine so far, but I'd like to put the shorttitle I defined right in
> front of it:
> André 1956 --- Jacques André, Lexique des termes de botanique en latin,
> Paris 1956.
> 
Look Howcited in the documenntation to have Jacques André, Lexique des
termes de botanique en latinn Paris 1956 (cited as André 1956)

If you want to put the Howcited information at the start of the bibitem, you
will have to hack the jurabib.bst file and that is not trivial. 

Cheers,
Charles
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http://www.kde-france.org

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