Re: Re: Archival documents

Hélène Fernandez <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.tex.bibtex.jurabib.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On 21 août 04, at 00:06, jndicke wrote:
>
> ARCHIVAL citation:
> <title>, <pages>, <page>, In: <shortarchive>: <shortsubarchive>,
> <sig1>/<sig2>--<sig3>, <sig4>, <sheets>, <sheet>
>
> ARCHIVAL bibliography:
> \textbf{<archive> (shortarchive)}: \par
> \textit{<subarchive> (shortsubarchive)} \par
> \hspace{5mm}<sig1>/<sig2>--<sig3>, <sig4> (<archname>)
>
> What do you think?
>

My two cents:
-Note that very few manuscripts actually have titles... so the 1st part 
(<title>, <pages>, <page>, In:) is pretty optional in most cases.

-In:, colons, etc. may change with languages (OK, that may easily be 
hacked, but still).

Philipp Reichmuth's suggestion about groups and levels is excellent!! 
It does sound rather complicated, but that would be a really great 
feature.

-- Hélène.




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