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bibliomset — A “cooked” container for related bibliographic information
bibliomset ::= (#PCDATA|abbrev
|abstract
|address
|artpagenums
|author
|authorgroup
|authorinitials
|bibliomisc
|biblioset
|collab
|confgroup
|contractnum
|contractsponsor
|copyright
|corpauthor
|corpname
|corpcredit
|date
|edition
|editor
|invpartnumber
|isbn
|issn
|issuenum
|orgname
|biblioid
|citebiblioid
|bibliosource
|bibliorelation
|bibliocoverage
|othercredit
|pagenums
|printhistory
|productname
|productnumber
|pubdate
|publisher
|publishername
|pubsnumber
|releaseinfo
|revhistory
|seriesvolnums
|subtitle
|title
|titleabbrev
|volumenum
|citetitle
|personname
|honorific
|firstname
|surname
|lineage
|othername
|affiliation
|authorblurb
|contrib
|indexterm
|bibliomset
)*
Name | Type | Default |
relation | CDATA | None |
BiblioMSet
is a “cooked” wrapper for a
collection of bibliographic information.
The purpose of this wrapper is
to assert the relationship that binds the collection. For example, in a
BiblioMixed
entry for an article in a journal, you might
use two BiblioMSet
s to wrap the fields related to the article
and the fields related to the journal.
Formatted as a displayed block.
BiblioMSet
s are “cooked.” In
addition to named fields, they can contain interspersed #PCDATA
to provide punctuation and other formatting information.
The processing
system is generally expected to present each and every element in the set,
all interspersed #PCDATA
, in the order in which it
occurs.
AuthorBlurb
and Affiliation
will be removed
from the inline content of BiblioMSet
in DocBook V4.0.
A new wrapper element will be created to associate this information with
authors, editors, and other contributors.
BiblioSet
will be removed from the content model of
BiblioMSet
. Allowing a “raw” container inside
a “cooked” one confuses processing expectations.
The following elements occur in bibliomset:
abbrev
, abstract
, address
, affiliation
, artpagenums
, author
, authorblurb
, authorgroup
, authorinitials
, bibliocoverage
, biblioid
, bibliomisc
, bibliomset
, bibliorelation
, biblioset
, bibliosource
, citebiblioid
, citetitle
, collab
, confgroup
, contractnum
, contractsponsor
, contrib
, copyright
, corpauthor
, corpcredit
, corpname
, date
, edition
, editor
, firstname
, honorific
, indexterm
, invpartnumber
, isbn
, issn
, issuenum
, lineage
, orgname
, othercredit
, othername
, pagenums
, personname
, printhistory
, productname
, productnumber
, pubdate
, publisher
, publishername
, pubsnumber
, releaseinfo
, revhistory
, seriesvolnums
, subtitle
, surname
, title
, titleabbrev
, volumenum
.
Relation
identifies the relationship between
the various elements in the BiblioMSet
.
<!DOCTYPE bibliomixed PUBLIC "-//OASIS//DTD DocBook XML V4.1.2//EN" "http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/xml/4.1.2/docbookx.dtd"> <bibliomixed> <bibliomset relation='article'> <surname>Walsh</surname>, <firstname>Norman</firstname>. <title role='article'>Introduction to Cascading Style Sheets</title>. </bibliomset> <bibliomset relation='journal'> <title>The World Wide Web Journal</title> <volumenum>2</volumenum><issuenum>1</issuenum>. <publishername>O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.</publishername> and <corpname>The World Wide Web Consortium</corpname>. <pubdate>Winter, 1996</pubdate></bibliomset>. </bibliomixed>
For additional examples, see also
bibliography
.