On May 23, 2005, at 10:38 AM, David Carlisle wrote:
Remember, this part is just the styling language, where I use this
sort
of convention throughtout; e.g.:
Yes but I'd rather specify the style used for et al separately (and in
only one place) not every time et al gets used in a rule that says what
to do if you are the 3rd occurrence of a reference to a 500 author
paper
on high energy pysics.
Am not following. Can you explain again?
Currently I have this:
<names initialize-with=". " shorten-after="3" and-as=" &"/>
... which IS apart from the citation and bibliography elements, and so
is global for the style.
However, I've since found out the APA style specifies two different
rule sets: one for citations and another for bibliographies.
So we need to allow configuration in two places; not any more. Most
citation style would only have a single rule:
<rule min-authors="4"...
As for occurrence in the text, all that matters is whether it's the
first, or not, and many style don't even care about that distinction.
Bruce
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