From: David Wooten <dw@trichotomic.net>
Subject: \newbibfield[help!] : Very quick question.
Date: Thu, 31 Mar 2005 16:09:48 -0800 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <fd95e3a829236b764b5bfc718f1bc1f0@trichotomic.net> (raw)
Greetings all,
In working with the bib module, I've been trying to understand the
addition of a field. There is a "\newbibfield" command, but it is not
entirely clear where to declare it. E.g., I want to have a field called
"yearnote". If I place this in the list of commands in the t-bib.tex
file, and call for it with "\insertyearnote" in the
\setuppublicationlayout, it works perfectly. But declaring
\newbibfield[yearnote] yields me an "undefined control sequence". Is
there a special place to declare the latter? — I've tried in my current
file, before and after \starttext, in the .bbl file, before and after
\setuppublicationlist… no luck!
Regards,
David
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