edby depending from editortype
"Christofer Zwanzig" <[email protected]>
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Hello everyone,
ist there a possibility to use the function edby DEPENDING from editortype?
Setting editortype (Bearb.) I need the result "bearb. v.", setting (Ed.)
"ed. v." etc.
To give an example:
My Tex-file is
\documentclass{scrreprt}
usepackage[authorformat=smallcaps,%
authorformat=reducedifibidem,%
authorformat=firstnotreversed,%
citefull=first,%
commabeforerest,%
bibformat=tabular,%
bibformat=ibidem,%
biblikecite,%
pages=format,%
edby=true,%
oxford=true%
]{jurabib}
\begin{document}
\cite{mghss-vii-epsic}
\bibliographystyle{jox}
\bibliography{literatur}
\end{document}
Mit Bibtex-File is
@BOOK{mghss-vii-epsic,
author = {Anonymus Haserensis},
title = {De Episcopis Eichstetensibus a. 741-1058},
booktitle = {De Episcopis Eichstetensibus a. 741-1058},
shorttitle = {De Episcopis },
address = {Hannover},
year = {1846},
editor = {Bethmann, L. C.},
editortype = {Ed.},
number = {VII},
series = {Monumenta Germaniae Historica Scriptores},
pages = {253--266},
}
I get the result: "Anonymus HASERENSIS, De Episcopis Eichstetensibus a.
741-1058, hrsg. v. L. C. BETHMANN, Hannover 1846 (= Monumenta Germaniae
Historica Scriptores VII)", but in this case I need "Anonymus HASERENSIS, De
Episcopis Eichstetensibus a. 741-1058, ed. L. C. BETHMANN, Hannover 1846 (=
Monumenta Germaniae Historica Scriptores VII)".
Thank you very much
Christofer.
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