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I share your doubts that bibtex8 is to blame. I get the same result with backend=bibtex and bibtex proper.
But as long as I'm the only one to see the problem, I do not have an idea how to proceed either.
2009-09-21 12:54:49 UTC in biblatex
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Very strange. I can reproduce it reliably. I attach a tarball with what I get. This is with the test case, running
pdflatex biblatex
bibtex8 -W --csfile latin9.csf biblatex
pdflatex biblatex
pdflatex biblatex.
2009-09-11 05:34:27 UTC in biblatex
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I do not think the spaces are to blame, since I get the same sorting if I use title without blanks ("BBB" instead of "An article" and "AAA" instead of "A chapter").
I definitely used bibtex8, the console message is:
juergen@whisper:~/test> bibtex8 -W --csfile latin9.csf biblatex
The 8-bit codepage and sorting file: latin9.csf
The top-level auxiliary file:
2009-09-10 15:57:33 UTC in biblatex
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This is with biblatex 0.8h.
Given two entries of the same author and year, where:
* one entry has a volume field, the other not
* the title of the entry with the volume field sorts before the other one
the sorting both in the citation and the bibliography goes up side down.
The bibliography sorts by volume, assuming the non-volume entry has volume "0" (as described in the manual, although...
2009-09-08 10:42:33 UTC in biblatex
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Unless I have overlooked something, biblatex does not provide a comfortable way to exclude certain database entries or, respectively, certain citations from the index when using indexing=cite. A usecase for the former is that one might want to exlude specific authors (e.g., oneself) from the index, a usecase for the latter are for instance citations in captions (their optional arguments, for...
2009-08-09 10:58:47 UTC in biblatex
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yes, the issue seems fixed. Thanks!
2009-07-28 16:32:22 UTC in biber
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I forgot:
biber Version: 0.4.3.
2009-07-27 09:29:12 UTC in biber
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If you embrace parts of the author name (e.g., in order to protect multi-part surnames), biber generates an invalid bbl file which breaks LaTeX.
For example, in the following entry, the surname "García Márquez" is (and needs to be) embraced:
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@book{marquez_cronica_1981,
author = {Gabriel {García Márquez}},
title = {Crónica de una...
2009-07-27 09:21:30 UTC in biber
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Pybliographic (or python-bibtex) always automatically converts guillements such as »text« to ''text`` whenever I modify a respective entry.
Since I use guillemts as active characters for csquotes, this results in wrong output.
Could you please add an option to bypass this conversion and leave the guillemets untouched (or tell me where I can do this myself in the code)?.
2009-06-05 12:49:26 UTC in Pybliographer
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xindy could provide aliases for some babel language names, e.g. ngerman -> german.
[LyX supports the replacement of $$lang with the document language (babel name) within the global index calling command (e.g. "texindy -L $$lang"). With document language German (new spelling), this fails because xindy is not aware of ngerman.].
2009-04-16 08:58:31 UTC in xindy - A Flexible Indexing System
