Re: chicago

Jose Ignacio Sanchez-Macias heeft geschreven:

>Chicago, oxford, human options are not documented at all in the english
>version (jbendoc.*).
>
>When using chicago option, the *.ldf file is not loaded and all relevant
>variables such as \editorname, \thirdedname and so on appear in english. Is
>it intended?
>
Chicago is not supported by any bibtex style at the moment. We are in 
the planning stages. In earlier versions of Jurabib, both Oxford and 
Chicago worked on jhuman.bst, which had to handle both styles. However, 
they turned out to be so different that we need two style files. What 
you should try out now is oxford and then load jox.bst as style file. 
That is fully functional now and very stable.

With regard to documentation, the oxford option (in conjunction with 
jox) differs from normal jurabib in giving different markup of citations 
and bibliography, conforming to British conventions in the humanities. 
You should at least use it in combination with citefull=first if you 
want full citations in the first citation.

Just post further questions to the jurabib list and I will try to answer 
them. Most things are the same as normal jurabib, so carefully read the 
manual first. Where oxford/jox differs, the differences are related to 
very specific things, such as the order of volumetitles and crossreferences.

Just try it out and ask your questions.

All the best and sorry for the lacking docs, but I 've no time at the 
moment,

Maarten Wisse



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