Re: bibtex naming

Martijn Koster <m.koster@nexor.co.uk> Mon, 31 October 1994 17:13 UTC

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To: Jill Foster <Jill.Foster@newcastle.ac.uk>
Cc: Martijn Koster <m.koster@nexor.co.uk>, iafa@cc.mcgill.ca
Subject: Re: bibtex naming
In-Reply-To: Your message of "Mon, 31 Oct 1994 16:40:52 GMT." <aadacc9a21021004686c@[128.240.3.40]>
Date: Mon, 31 Oct 1994 16:48:45 +0000
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From: Martijn Koster <m.koster@nexor.co.uk>

Jill Foster mentioned that mailing out diffs is useful,
so here goes...

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  .IP
  The double quotes (") are not part of the designator, but are
  used here to delimit the symbols.
+ .IP 11)
+ Person name fields should conform to a particular format (based
+ on bibtex[11]), so that they can be parsed into parts.
+ A name can have four parts: first, von, last, junior, each  of
+ which can consist of more than one word.  For example, "John
+ Paul von Braun, Jr." has "John  Paul"  as  the  first  part,
+ "von"  as  the von part, "Braun" as the last part, and "Jr."
+ as the junior part.  Use one of these formats for a name:
+ .sp
+ .nf
+ .in +3
+ .ft CW
+           First von Last
+           von Last, First
+           von Last, Junior, First
+ .sp
+ .ft
+ .in -3
+ The last part is assumed to be one word, or all the words
+ after the von part. Anything in braces will be treated as
+ one word, so use braces to surround last names that contain
+ more than one word. The von part is recognized by looking
+ for words that begin with lowercase letters. When possible,
+ enter the full first name(s). Actually, the rules for isolating
+ the name parts are a bit more complicated, so they do the
+ right thing for names like "de la Grand Round, Chuck".
+ .IP
+ If there are multiple authors or editors, they should all be
+ separated by the word and.
+ .ft
+ .in -3
+ .fi
  .NH 2
  File Record Structure
  .LP
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  .IP Timezone:
  -0400
  .IP Record-Last-Modified-Name:
! John X. Doe
  .IP Record-Last-Modified-Email:
  johnd@bar.org
  .IP Record-Last-Modified-Date:
--- 1183,1189 ----
  .IP Timezone:
  -0400
  .IP Record-Last-Modified-Name:
! John Doe
  .IP Record-Last-Modified-Email:
  johnd@bar.org
  .IP Record-Last-Modified-Date:
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  .IP [10]
  RFC 822 D. Crocker, "Standard for the format of ARPA Internet text
  messages", August 1982. (Updated by RFC1327, RFC0987)
+ .IP [11]
+ BIBTEX(1) Manual Page, Oren Patashnik, June 1984.
  .NH 1
  Authors' Addresses
  .LP