Ciao Taco,

here's an Italian version of bibl-num, following Wolfgang's suggestions.

Still I've not tested it extensively (works on a ~20 entry biblio for  
my last project).
In case, I'll update it

Best

-a-


On 3 Jul 2008, at 08:39, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:

> On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 4:42 PM, Andrea Valle <valle@di.unito.it>  
> wrote:
>> Thanks Woflgang,
>> here's my attempt, I've saved it into the same bib folder of bibl- 
>> num.tex
>> but lua
>> seems not to recognize it (I'd like to test it).
>
> You could put it in your working directory.
>
>> Here's my log:
>> publications   : file bibl-num-it not found, unknown style ignored
>> Should I do anything to setup?
>
> For new files in your tree call "luatools --generate" or "context -- 
> generate"
> to update the file database.
>
> You could also change the header in your bibliography style.
>
> %D \module
> %D   [       file=bibl-num-it,
> %D        version=2008.07.02,
> %D          title=Italian numeric bibliography style,
> %D       subtitle=Publications,
> %D         author={Taco Hoekwater \& Andrea Valle},
> %D           date=\currentdate,
> %D      copyright={Public Domain}]
>
> and you should send the file to Taco after it is finished.

> Regards
> Wolfgang
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