Gareth Hughes <garzoh...@gmail.com> wrote in news:4c979776.40...@gmail.com:
> I didn't realise that that field operated on localisation strings too. > That's good news. However, I don't believe that it is able to change > inner quotes (seeing as outer quotes should be of the bibliography > language), or punctuation. In English, we write <title>: <subtitle> or > <title>. <subtitle>, but, in French, we write <title> : <subtitle>. Can > this be controlled by use of the hyphenation field? > > Gareth. > It does handle French punctuation spacing. I just started working with this today. I do not see localization of the text strings, but I do see localization of the punctuation rules. Oddly, I also now see blank lines after some entries. It happens only with entries for which "hyphenation = <language>" (french and german) is in the bib file, and only on some of those entries. It appears that when last line is close to full, the bib entry gets stretched out to the right margin (with horrid letterspacing to accomplish it) and a blank line follows. For last lines that are shorter than some limit, this does not happen. -- Rik -------------------------------------------------- Subscriptions, Archive, and List information, etc.: http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/xetex
