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diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/biblatex-dw/biblatex-dw.tex b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/biblatex-dw/biblatex-dw.tex index af1152b9e39..ade5c3dc970 100644 --- a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/biblatex-dw/biblatex-dw.tex +++ b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/biblatex-dw/biblatex-dw.tex @@ -16,9 +16,9 @@ \abstract{\noindent \bldw{} is a small collection of styles for the \bl{} package. It was designed for citations in the Humanities and offers some features that are not provided - by the standard \bl{} styles. \bldw{} is dependend - on \bl{}, at least version~0.9 (please note also the requirements - of the \bl{} package itself).} + by the standard \bl{} styles. \bldw{} is dependent + on \bl{}~-- version~\biblatexdwversion{} \Mindestanforderung{} + (please note also the requirements of the \bl{} package itself).} \lizenz \screenversion @@ -59,8 +59,16 @@ or \end{lstlisting} The styles are built in a very entangled way which means that the combination of a \bldw\ style with another style is not possible without fail. - The \bldw\ styles and their additional options are clarified - on the next pages. See also the examples \enquote{en-authortitle-dw} +The options provided by \bl{} are also available with \bldw{}. +The additional options provided by \bldw{} are described on the next pages. +There is a general difference between global options and entry options: +global options are valid for all references of a document; they are set +either as optional arguments when loading \bl{} or in a separate config +file (\texttt{biblatex.cfg}). Entry options are set in the field +\texttt{options} of an entry in the bib file. Entry options may override +global options for the respective entry. + +For an overview of the styles see the examples \enquote{en-authortitle-dw} and \enquote{en-footnote-dw} in the \texttt{examples} folder. \subsection{Frequently asked Questions (FAQ)} @@ -68,7 +76,6 @@ I answered some frequently asked questions concerning \bl{} and \bldw{} and made available online:\\ \url{http://biblatex.dominik-wassenhoven.de/faq.shtml?en} -\clearpage \section{The \xbx{authortitle-dw} style} This style is based on the standard \xbx{authortitle} style. Besides some changes in punctuation, there are the following differences: @@ -579,7 +586,9 @@ immediately before the year. \section{Survey of options} \subsection{Global options} -The value in parentheses shows the default. +Global options are valid for all references of a document; they are set +either as optional arguments when loading \bl{} or in a separate config +file (\texttt{biblatex.cfg}). The value in parentheses shows the default. \optlist{acronyms}{false} Only if set to \wert{true}, the entry option \option{acronym} will be regarded. @@ -705,6 +714,8 @@ The value in parentheses shows the default. for details. \subsection{Entry options} +Entry options are set in the field \texttt{options} of an entry in the bib file. +They may override global options for the respective entry. \opt{acronym} The \texttt{shorthands}, with \option{shortjournal=true} also the abbreviated journal titles (\texttt{shortjournal}), are set with the command \cmd{mkbibacro}, @@ -1085,8 +1096,6 @@ The following list shows additional commands introduced by \bldw{}, along with t citations. Compare \bl's \cmd{finalnamedelim}.} \befehl{citemultinamedelim}{\cmd{slash}}{Delimiter between names in citations. Compare \bl's \cmd{multinamedelim}.} - \befehl{citenamepunct}{\cmd{addcolon}\cmd{space}}{Punctuation after names in - citations.} \befehlleer{citerevsdnamedelim}{Additional delimiter between first and second name in citations when the scheme \enquote{Surname, Firstname, Firstname Surname} is given. The comma is not @@ -1113,9 +1122,9 @@ The following list shows additional commands introduced by \bldw{}, along with t parentheses.} \befehl{sernumstring}{\cmd{addspace}}{Punctuation\slash string between the \texttt{series} and its \texttt{number}.} - \befehl{shorthandinbibpunct}{\cmd{addspace}}{Puncutation after a shorthand in the + \befehl{shorthandinbibpunct}{\cmd{addspace}}{Punctuation after a shorthand in the bibliography, if \option{shorthandinbib} is used.} - \befehl{shorthandpunct}{\cmd{addcolon}}{Puncutation after a shorthand in the list + \befehl{shorthandpunct}{\cmd{addcolon}}{Punctuation after a shorthand in the list of shorthands, if \option{shorthandwidth} is used.} \befehl{shorthandsep}{3pt plus 0.5pt minus 0.5pt}{Length between the shorthand and its description, if \option{shorthandwidth} is used.} @@ -1123,6 +1132,14 @@ The following list shows additional commands introduced by \bldw{}, along with t \texttt{titleaddon}, \texttt{booktitleaddon} and \texttt{maintitle\-addon}.} +\subsection{Redefined commands} +The following list shows the commands which are defined by \bl{} +and redefined by \bldw{}. These commands can be customized with \cmd{renewcommand}. + \befehl{labelnamepunct}{\cmd{addcolon}\cmd{space}}{Punctuation after names in the bibliography.} + \befehl{nametitledelim}{\cmd{addcolon}\cmd{space}}{Delimiter between name and title in citations.} + \befehl{newunitpunct}{\cmd{addcomma}\cmd{space}}{Punctuation after units in the bibliography.} + \befehl{subtitlepunct}{\cmd{addperiod}\cmd{space}}{Punctuation between title and subtitle.} + \subsection{Additional bibliography strings} The following list shows the additional bibliography strings introduced by \bldw{}. There is always a long and a short version. It depends on the \bl{} option \option{abbreviate} which version is used. |