2013/5/21 Julien Rioux
> More on the topic of biblatex support: It seems we don't have a very good
> idea of what we need to do. Never having used biblatex, I only have a vague
> idea how interfacing with biblatex actually happens. For example, I think
> some of the .bib/.bst selection happen in the preamble instead of the
> BibTeX inset, etc, but I am not actually sure which one, or is it both.
With biblatex, you do not load bst files. It ships its own style files
(*.bbx, *cbx), which are loaded via package options. E.g.
\usepackage[citestyle=authoryear,bibstyle=authoryear-comp,...]{biblatex}
The bib file is loaded in the preamble, by means of
\addbibresource{mybib.bib}
(one macro per database}
The bibliography, then, is put in the document with the macro
\prinbibliography[<options>]
It's a significantly different interface, really.
> Jürgen
