Re: "(ed.)" and "editor" & \edbyname

Dear Henrik,

Thank you for the swift reply.  The section in jurabib.sty that I
think controlls these things looks like this:

(starting at line 2788)

    \AddTo\bibsenglish{%
        \def\incollinname{in}%
        \def\inname{in}%
        \def\editorname{\unskip,\space{}ed.}%
        \def\editorsname{\unskip,\space{}eds.}%
        \def\edbyname{ed.}%
        \def\Edbyname{Ed.}%

The command \editorname appears only in one other place (line 313),
with no definition.

I'm ignorant, therefore, of where to make the change with \AddTo\...
because I can't tell what command is causing the problem, as in my
example, "D. Parsons, editor".  It looks as though it should already
be defined as what I want, but it's not.  Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Jesse

--- In [email protected], "hen73san" <henrik.sandberg@v...> wrote:
> 
> Dear Jesse and jurabib group,
> You must use the "\AddTo\Language...." to make these changes, as they
> are related to the language of the bib entry. Se the jurabib manual
> for more information (it's mentioned very briefly but should be
> helpful enough). Good luck !
> Best wishes,
> Henrik
> 
> --- In [email protected], "jdbillett" <jdb43@c...> wrote:
> > 
> > Hello, all.  I posted this initially to comp.text.tex, but got no
> > reply.  I should have gone straight to the horse's mouth first, I
> > guess!  I hope someone can help me.
> > 
> > Two related queries:
> > 
> > 1. Using the option "oxford=true" in jurabib.cfg (with a few other
> > unconnected options), and \bibliographystyle{jox}, I get the word
> > "editor" or "editors" after editor names, when I would really like
> to
> > have (ed.) and (eds).  For example:
> > 
> > This .bib entry (made with Bibdesk:
> > 
> > @book{Parsons:1975,
> >         Address = {London and Chichester},
> >         Date-Added = {2005-04-19 11:08:34 +0100},
> >         Date-Modified = {2005-04-19 11:34:59 +0100},
> >         Editor = {David Parsons},
> >         Publisher = {Phillimore},
> >         Shorttitle = {Tenth-Century Studies},
> >         Title = {Tenth-Century Studies: Essays in Commemoration of
> the
> > Millennium of the Council of Winchester and \emph{Regularis
> > Concordia}},
> >         Year = {1975}}
> > 
> > With citefull=chapter on, I get this text from \
> footcite{Parsons:1975}:
> > 
> > D. Parsons, editor, Tenth-Century Studies: Essays in Commemoration
> of
> > the Millennium of the Council of Winchester and Regularis Concordia
> > (London and Chichester: Phillimore, 1975).
> > 
> > I'd like:
> > 
> > D. Parsons (ed.), Tenth-Century....
> > 
> > Likewise, in the bibliography I'd like to see:
> > 
> > Parsons, D. (ed.), Tenth-Century.....
> > 
> > I'm not sure why this isn't working already.  Based on the
> > documentation, I thought (ed.) was the default setting.  Searching
> > through jurabib.sty, I can't find any place where "editor" is
> defined.
> >  Is it some offshoot of "oxford=true" that's not in jurabib.sty?
> > 
> > 2. In a related problem, with "incollection" entries, I'd like to
> have
> > the booktitle followed by the editors.  I don't get the desired
> result
> > even with the "edby" option turned on, which I assume means that
> > re-defining \edbyname won't do anything.  For example, for this .bib
> > entry:
> > 
> > @incollection{Barrow:1994,
> >         Address = {Woodbridge and Rochester, N.Y.},
> >         Author = {Barrow, Julia},
> >         Booktitle = {Anglo-Norman Durham, 1093--1193},
> >         Date-Added = {2005-04-19 13:36:11 +0100},
> >         Date-Modified = {2005-04-19 13:52:10 +0100},
> >         Editor = {David Rollason and Margaret Harvey and Michael
> > Prestwich},
> >         Pages = {25--39},
> >         Publisher = {Boydell Press},
> >         Shorttitle = {English cathedral communities and reform},
> >         Title = {English cathedral communities and reform in the
> late
> > tenth
> > and eleventh centuries},
> >         Year = {1994}}
> > 
> > I get the following:
> > 
> > J. Barrow, `English cathedral communities and reform in the late
> tenth
> > and eleventh centuries', in: D. Rollason, M. Harvey and M.
> Prestwich,
> > editors, Anglo-Norman Durham, 1093--1193 (Woodbridge and Rochester,
> > N.Y.: Boydell Press, 1994), 25--39.
> > 
> > Really what I'd like is:
> > 
> > J. Barrow, `English cathedral communities and reform in the late
> tenth
> > and eleventh centuries', in Anglo-Norman Durham, 1093--1193, ed. D.
> > Rollason, M. Harvey and M. Prestwich (Woodbridge.......
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > Any suggestions?
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > 
> > Jesse Billett





 
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