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Hello, is it possible to preserve uppercase letters of the title by default? I know that I can write: title ="Eetgewoonten bij {E}uropeanen en {A}merikanen", but that dosn't suit my needs. A good solution (in my opinion) cold be something like this: \setuppublications[ ..., changecase=yes/no/title, ... ] By the way: Thank you for the gread bib-module! Jochen
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Jochen.Rau@dlr.de wrote:
Hello,
is it possible to preserve uppercase letters of the title by default?
Not in the current version, no. If you are brave enough, you can change the .bst file yourself. You have to find the two calls to the function 'do.t.out', and change them to 'do.out'. The four bst files correspond to the \setupbibtex[sort=] option: cont-au.bst author cont-ti.bst title cont-ab.bst short cont-no.bst no
I know that I can write: title ="Eetgewoonten bij {E}uropeanen en {A}merikanen", but that dosn't suit my needs. A good solution (in my opinion) cold be something like this:
\setuppublications[ ..., changecase=yes/no/title, ... ]
I'll consider add something like that, but because the conversion has to be done inside bibtex it may not happen soon. Cheers, Taco
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Jochen.Rau@dlr.de
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Taco Hoekwater