Re: pages=format discussion

"jdbillett" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.tex.bibtex.jurabib.user
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1. As always, it would have been good for me to read the manual. 
Putting \jbfirstcitepageranges allows me to set \def\herename{at }, so
pages=format produces output like:

pp. 235--41, at p. 240.

This works for the "Cambridge style" of my last post.  I don't knowhow
to get the parentheses called for in the MHRA style:

pp. 235--41 (p. 240).

HOWEVER, with pages=format turned off for @article (as in Jens's fix),
this solution sadly doesn't work.  Using my previous example, I get:

J. R. Hall, `Some liturgical notes on \AE lfric's \emph{Letter to the
Monks at Eynsham}', \emph{Downside Review} 93 (1975), 297--303, at 
298.

What I really want is:

J. R. Hall, `Some liturgical notes on \AE lfric's \emph{Letter to the
Monks at Eynsham}', \emph{Downside Review} 93 (1975), 297--303, at p.
298.

(or, for MHRA, "297--303 (p. 298)")

2. Searching the manual has not given me any insight on the counters
question.

As always, blame my department, not me!

Jesse




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