Closed ChristophSantel closed 2 years ago
Will be fixed in next version. If you need this fix now, replace the mainvideo
macro in apa.bbx
with:
\newbibmacro*{mainvideo}{%
\iffieldundef{maintitle}
{}
{\usebibmacro{in}%
\printnames[apanames][-\value{listtotal}]{execproducer}%
\setunit{\addspace}%
\ifthenelse{\the\c@execproducer=1}%
{\bibcplstring[\mkbibparens]{execproducer}}
{\bibcplstring[\mkbibparens]{execproducers}}%
\setunit{\addcomma\addspace}%
\printfield{maintitle}}}
Hello, the bug fix works and provides the desired results. Thank you!
I think this needs another fix as we have two ways to input this. From the APA examples 10.12:87a and b work fine, 10.12:86 not yet.
\documentclass{scrbook}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage[american]{babel}
\usepackage[backend=biber,style=apa]{biblatex}
\begin{filecontents}{\jobname.bib}
% (APA 10.12 Example 86)
% ENTRYSUBTYPE is a localisation string
@VIDEO{10.12:86,
ENTRYSUBTYPE = {tvseries},
AUTHOR = {D. Simon}, % and R. F. Colesberry and Kostroff Noble, N.
AUTHOR+an:role = {=execproducers},
TITLE = {The Wire},
PUBLISHER = {Blown Deadline Productions and HBO},
DATE = {2002/2008}
}
% (APA 10.12 Example 87)
% ENTRYSUBTYPE is a localisation string
% Dual localisation string data annotation for the first AUTHOR
@VIDEO{10.12:87a,
ENTRYSUBTYPE = {tvepisode},
AUTHOR = {K. Barris},
AUTHOR+an:role = {1=director,writer},
TITLE = {Lemons ({Season}~3, {Episode}~12)},
MAINTITLE = {Black-ish},
EXECPRODUCER = {K. Barris}, % and J. Groff and A. Anderson and E. B. Dobbins and L. Fishburne and H. Sugland
PUBLISHER = {Wilmore Films and Artists First and Cinema Gypsy
Productions and ABC Studios},
DATE = {2017-01-11}
}
% ENTRYSUBTYPE is a localisation string
% Three data annotations, one for each name in the AUTHOR list
@VIDEO{10.12:87b,
ENTRYSUBTYPE = {tvepisode},
AUTHOR = {B. Oakley and J. Weinstein and J. Lynch},
AUTHOR+an:role = {1=writer;2=writer;3=director},
TITLE = {Who Shot {Mr.} {Burns}? ({Part} {One}) ({Season}~6,
{Episode}~25)},
MAINTITLE = {The Simpsons},
EXECPRODUCER = {D. Mirkin}, % and J. L. Brooks and M. Groening and S. Simon
PUBLISHER = {Gracie Films and Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation},
DATE = {1995-05-21}
}
\end{filecontents}
\addbibresource{\jobname.bib}
\begin{document}
\textcite{10.12:86}
\textcite{10.12:87a}
\textcite{10.12:87b}
\printbibliography
\end{document}
With {=execproducers} I get "(Executive Producers)", with {=execproducer} I get "()".
The annotation without a name index like =execproducers
applies to the whole field and would naturally be plural but you can get what you want with 1=execproducer
- note the singular as individual list item roles are singular in the code. I can put a comment in about this in the examples.
I see. Yes, the comment on that is really helpful, I believe. Thanks a lot!
When citing a @Video-entry with only one executive producer, the plural term "Executive Producers" is incorrectly printed in the references section. Please see the minimum working example attached.
Thank you, Christoph
P.S.: Feel free to reach out to christoph@santel.eu if additional clarification on the issue is needed.
MWE.pdf MWE.bib.txt MWE.tex.txt