Re: Formatting bibliographic inline references and publications list

["Jörg Weger" <joerg73.muc@googlemail.com>]

Hello again,


After looking once more for all files within ConTeXt with “apa” in their 
name, I found out that I can start to write my own citation style by 
changing things in the file 
“~/context/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/bib/bibl-apa.tex”. It’s not as 
convenient as I had described in my previous post, but not to far from 
that and I think I will manage to get everything working. Anyway it is 
much easier for me than learning to edit XML in CSL files which I looked 
at today.

What I still do not understand: How can I make the edited file work as 
an alternative style to APA in \setuppublications in my environment? I 
tried to rename the file to “bibl-abc.tex“ and change \setuppublications 
in my ConTeXt environment to \setuppublications[alternative=abc] but 
that did not work. Do I have to rename something else? And supposed I 
have succeeded to create my own style, will those selfmade style files 
survive an update?

And what are that localized files for like “bibl-apa-de.tex”, 
“bibl-apa-fr.tex” etc.? They seem to be older than “bibl-apa.tex”.


\Greetings

Jörg
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