It is possible that the answer to my question already lies somewhere in
the extensive (new) bibliography material in contextgarden, but if so I
have missed it. And indeed it may be a very simple solution, but I can't
work it out at the moment.
I am typesetting an academic work by an author who wants local (end of
chapter) bibliographies as well as, obviously, a final complete
bibliography. No problem. I can do that and in fact have done so
successfully. My problem lies with one particular set of citations from
Augustine's/Confessions/, where the canonical references are something
like Augustine, 1991, /Confessions/ X.33.50. All I can manage to
produce at the moment is the usual author-year APA inline format
(Augustine, 1991) [Obviously we are referring to a modern 1991
translation, but that is immaterial here].
My current set up is:
\usebtxdataset
[main]
[references.bib]
\usebtxdefinitions
[apa]
\definebtxrendering
[chapterlist]
[apa]
[dataset=main,
sorttype=authoryear]
\definebtxrendering
[finallist]
[apa]
[dataset=main,
sorttype=authoryear]
And where I need to reference Augustine inline I write, e.g.
\cite[authoryear][main::augustine1991confessions] which gives me
(Augustine, 1991). Is there is a way I can also include X.33.50 in this
inline reference, but only for the Augustine citations? All other
citations are strictly author-year.
Julian
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