Dear Dominik, dear list,
I now updated to (or at leat I tried) biblatex-dw.tds-1 2, and now I
can´t compile the pdf at all, because I get the following errors:
LaTeX Error: \...@macro@editor+othersstrg undefined.
Package keyval Error: idemtracker undefined.
I did the update by just removing the old folders and replacing them
by the new ones, after that I did a texhash.
While I was replacing the files I also found, that there is a
"biblatex" and a "biblatex-dw"-folder also (OSX) in:
texmf/tex/latex
Could that be a problem? This was also the case before updating.
Thanks, best
Jess
Am 19.11.2009 um 16:28 schrieb Dominik Waßenhoven:
jezZiFeR wrote:
Option 'date=long'.
I´ve entered that in the preamble in the following manner:
\usepackage[natbib=true,style=authortitle-dw, style=footnote-
dw,date=long]{biblatex}
First, note that you should use /either/ authortitle-dw /or/
footnote-dw, not both styles! (It does no harm, since the last option
overrides the previously given one.)
The next thing is, I gave you not the correct hint, since it's not
date=long, but urldate=long for the urldate. Note that the month will
come out abbreviated as long as you use 'abbreviate=true' (which is
the
default). Thus, for a full month, you should use the options
'urldate=long' and 'abbreviate=false'. If you would like to preserve
other abbreviations (like 'ed.'/'Hrsg.'), you could leave the
abbreviate
option as is and change the way biblatex handles the month names:
8<----------------------------------->8
\DefineBibliographyStrings{ngerman}{%
november = {November}
}
8<----------------------------------->8
Thus, the month name will not be abbreviated, even if
abbreviate=true is
set.
Regards,
Dominik.-
