Re: Re: "van" should sometimes be "Van" - how do I do that?

Tom de Bruin wrote:

>> It is correct behaviour, you would only only a small v if you put the
>> given name or Mr. before the Dutch name.
>>
>> Damien van den Eynde writes ...
>> Mr. van den Eynde writes ...
>> but Van den Eynde writes in his fine book
> 
> Agreed. I am Dutch, and my Name is Tom de Bruin. It would be
> Tom de Bruin writes
> Mr de Bruin writes
> De Bruin writes
> 
> 
Yes, but for French
Charles de Miramon writes
M. de Miramon writes
Miramon writes.... Europe is complex ;-)

Mika, the origin of your problem comes from the fact that in jurabib.bst
there is no routine to capitalize the 'von part' but there is one in
jox.bst (normal, jox was done by a Dutch !!)

If you want to capitalize the 'von part' copy in the jox.bst lines 2056-2109
of the jox.bst containing the capitalization routine + the author
formatting routine called format.lab.names and overwrite the
format.lab.names in jurabib.bst and also format.editor.lab.names
(formatting of the editor name, not present in jox).

I'll send you privately a changed file.

Cheers,
Charles



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