Am Mon, 13 Oct 2014 18:22:09 +0200 schrieb Hans Hagen:
>> I found this about BibLaTeX / Babel:
>> http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/28010/how-to-create-multilingual-english-japanese-bibliographies-with-biblatex-bib
>> It’s nearly the same problem as mine.
>>
>> BibLaTeX 3.0 + Biber 2.0 are advertised to support this syntax:
Well actually (after a renumbering) one needs biblatex 4.0 and biber
3.0.
>>
>> @COLLECTION{yanagida_zengaku_sosho_1975,
>> LANGID = {japanese},
>> EDITOR = {柳田聖山},
>> EDITOR_romanised = {Yanagida, Seizan},
>> TITLE = {禪學叢書},
>> TITLE_romanised = {Chūbun shuppansha},
>> TITLE_translated_english = {Collected Materials for the Study of Zen},
>> LOCATION = {京都},
>> LOCATION_romanised = {Kyōto},
>> LOCATION_translated_english = {Kyoto},
>> PUBLISHER = {中文出版社},
>> PUBLISHER_romanised = {Chūbun shuppansha},
>> DATE = {1974/1977}
>> }
>>
>> … and extract the right version according to configuration.
>> Is there support for these constructed keys in ConTeXt?
>
> sure, you can use any field you like and you can adapt yoru rendering
> setups to use them
>
> the problem is not so much to support variants of fields (although I
> really dislike this mixed upper/lowercase mess)
You can write everything in lowercase if you want. The syntax only
expects the _ to separate the main field and the variant/language.
> the main question is: how mixed is this used? are EDITOR and
> EDITOR_whatever used at the same time?
You can. There are commands to choose a specific variant, but you
can also define fallbacks. So something like
"Editor (Editor_translated)" or "Editor translated but fall back to
editor if it doesn't exist" is possible.
The main problem is not to get lost in the variants/fallback chains.
Another problem is to get name lists right: After all it is possible
that only some authors needs to be romanised. But with the help of
the name hashes I was at the end able to do something like "Müller
and 柳田聖山 (Yanagida, Seizan) ..."
Smaller problems are how to write the names correctly -- after all
not everywhere in the world names follows the "lastname, fistname"
convention.
I had some longer discussion about this with the
biber/biblatex-maintainer:
https://github.com/plk/biblatex/issues/132
--
Ulrike Fischer
http://www.troubleshooting-tex.de/
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