Re: How to use my own BibTeX style (bst)?

[Wei-Wei Guo <wwguocn@gmail.com>]

Thank you, Mojca and Taco. I finally get my t-bib working. Now I can
continue working on my bibl style.

Taco Hoekwater 写道:
>> I don't know those styles get adapted automatically when language is
>> changed. Taco should answer (I should take a closer look, but no time
>> now).
> 
> They do not. You have to give a setup command like
> 
>   \setuppublications[alternative=my-zh] % for bibl-my-zh.tex
> 
>> I'm not sure if you can use different style for different books based
>> on language the book was written in (maybe possible, but tedious, the
>> style would have to be rewritten completely).
> 
> With a suitable \setuppublicationlayout this should be possible:
> you can decide based on the value of the current language, which is
> set from the bibtex language field automatically. But I have never
> actually tried to do this, so I have no example code available for you.
> 

I'm still confused. Is it possible to use different bibl based on the value
of \lang. Or I can only implement it with bunch of \if in *one* bibl file?

Best wishes,
Wei-Wei
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