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diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/oscola/oscola.tex b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/oscola/oscola.tex index 280268b86a4..1d2e5d16c37 100644 --- a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/oscola/oscola.tex +++ b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/oscola/oscola.tex @@ -19,8 +19,8 @@ {scrartcl} % SET VERSION NUMBER AND RELEASE DATE -\def\releasedate{1 April 2017} -\def\versionnumber{1.5} +\def\releasedate{20 January 2019} +\def\versionnumber{1.6} %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% \usepackage{geometry} @@ -351,7 +351,7 @@ order.\index[general]{Biblatex!introduction Basic use of \oscola\ will require: \begin{itemize} \item The \textsc{biblatex} package. This is to be found in any modern - \TeX\ distribution. You need version 2.0 (or higher).\index[general]{Biblatex!version 2.0 required}\index[general]{prerequisites!Biblatex} + \TeX\ distribution. You need version 3.9 (or higher).\index[general]{Biblatex!version 3.9 required}\index[general]{prerequisites!Biblatex} \item The files \texttt{oscola.bbx}, \texttt{oscola.cbx} and \texttt{english-oscola.lbx}, installed where \LaTeX\ can find them.\index[general]{oscola.bbx@\texttt{oscola.bbx}}\index[general]{oscola.cbx@\texttt{oscola.cbx}}\index[general]{english-oscola.lbx@\texttt{english-oscola.lbx}}\index[general]{prerequisites!package files} \item A working version of \textsc{biber}; this is also to be found in @@ -483,7 +483,9 @@ of `ibid' in successive citations. there, then set the \texttt{ibidstyle} option to \texttt{uc}. Please note that while this will work reliably with citations created using \verb|\footcite| or \verb|\autocite|, if you use the - form\begin{verbatim}\footnote{\cite{ ... }}\end{verbatim}the need + form +\begin{verbatim}\footnote{\cite{ ... }}\end{verbatim} + the need for a capital will not be `picked up' automatically. In such a case, if you are using capitals, you will need to insert the command \verb|\bibsentence| immediately before the \verb|\cite|. (This is a @@ -785,7 +787,15 @@ case, you can use the \verb|\multicites| and \verb|\multifootcites| commands, which are described in more detail in the \biblatex\ documentation.\index[general]{multicites@\texttt{\textbackslash{multicites}}} -The package supports the use of the \verb|\textcite| command, but it is not fully developed. It makes most sense for cases, where \verb|\textcite{boardman}| will produce a citation with the name of the case in the text, and the reference in the footnote, so that one can refer to \textcite{boardman} in running text. For books and articles it provides the author's name. For other material it is not guaranteed to produce useful results. +The package supports the use of the \verb|\textcite| command, but it +is not fully developed. It makes most sense for cases, where +\verb|\textcite{boardman}| will produce a citation with the name of +the case in the text, and the reference in the footnote, so that one +can refer to \textcite{boardman} in running text. For UK statutes, it +will print the statute title and date in the text, and add a footnote +only if there is a postnote. For books and articles it provides the +author's name. For other material it is not guaranteed to produce +useful results. \index[general]{citation commands|)} @@ -1637,6 +1647,9 @@ could be ignored. It also correctly stripped out full points. (3) The \texttt{pagination} field of example \ref{corr08} ensures that pinpoints are correctly formatted. +So this is a citation to \autocite{boardman}. And here is another.\autocite{boardman} + + Now let's look at a case where the year is not essential.\footcite[14]{oscola} @@ -3151,6 +3164,11 @@ Ensure that the title includes the number and the the instrument. It is needed to construct a short title, and, even if you provide your own, to make sure the instrument is properly indexed. +\item[url] + \index[general]{url field!\texttt{url} field!EU legislation@in EU legislation} + \index[general]{bibfile@\texttt{.bib} file!url field@\texttt{url} field} + \index[general]{eli number@\texttt{eri} number} + The EU is moving towards the use of a system of uniform resource location called the \textsc{eli} number. If you want to include this, use the \texttt{url} field, which will be printed unless you have passed the option \verb|url=false| to \biblatex. \end{description} \index[general]{legislation!EU!type field@\texttt{type} field} |