If an @article entry contains Issuetitle and Editor information, we
might not want to print it. The Unified Style Sheet does not offer
explicit guidelines on this, but they don't have any examples where
either of these pieces of information are actually printed. Therefore,
we can offer an option for the user to decide whether to print it. The
default will be not to print it since the Unified Style Sheet does not
have examples where this information is printed. The user can print it
by setting issueandeditor=true as a package option when biblatex is
loaded.
In order to have all of this be controlled by the issueandeditor
toggle, the editor information was moved inside of a new bibmacro
journal+issuetitle+editor, which consits of the same journal+issuetitle
macro from standard.bbx and three lines from the article driver that
followed journal+issuetitle in standard.bbx.
fintelkai
commented
9 years ago
If an @article entry contains Issuetitle and Editor information, we might not want to print it. The Unified Style Sheet does not offer explicit guidelines on this, but they don't have any examples where either of these pieces of information are actually printed. Therefore, we can offer an option for the user to decide whether to print it. The default will be not to print it since the Unified Style Sheet does not have examples where this information is printed. The user can print it by setting
issueandeditor=trueas a package option when biblatex is loaded.In order to have all of this be controlled by the
issueandeditortoggle, the editor information was moved inside of a new bibmacro journal+issuetitle+editor, which consits of the same journal+issuetitle macro from standard.bbx and three lines from the article driver that followed journal+issuetitle in standard.bbx.See the discussion in #8.