Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
> > This seems wrong. Shouldn't it be specialised for Jurabib?
> > Index: src/frontends/controllers/biblio.C
> > switch (styles[i]) {
> > case CITE:
> > + str = author;
> > + break;
> > +
> > case CITET:
>
> Well, this is not trivial. Per default, Jurabib indeed outputs only the
> author's name for \cite (this is for lawyer's issues), but there's also an
> option that lets \cite output author (year) and other things. I think the
> only real solution is your long awaited bibtex parser (hint, hint).
Well I changed this to
case CITE:
+ str = author + "/<" + _("before") + '>';
+ break;
+
This shows better what this command is good for (it takes the "annotator" of a
legal text as second optional argument and cites "Author/Annotator", if no
special option has been selected). I think this is o.k. as a WYSIWYM
solution.
Jürgen.
