biblioentry
biblioentry — A raw entry in a bibliography.
Synopsis
biblioentry ::= × ⏵
- One or more of:
citebiblioid
citerefentry
citetitle
person
personblurb
personname
subtitle
title
titleabbrev
- Publishing inlines ⏵
- “Info” elements ⏵
Attributes
Common attributes and common linking attributes.
Additional attributes:
- At most one of:
- pubwork (enumeration)
- “article”
- “bbs”
- “book”
- “cdrom”
- “chapter”
- “dvd”
- “emailmessage”
- “gopher”
- “journal”
- “manuscript”
- “newsposting”
- “part”
- “refentry”
- “section”
- “series”
- “set”
- “webpage”
- “wiki”
- “other”
- All or none of:
- pubwork (enumeration)
- “other”
- otherpubwork (NMTOKEN)
- pubwork (enumeration)
- pubwork (enumeration)
Description
A biblioentry
is an entry in a
bibliography
. The contents of
biblioentry
are a database
of named
fields. Presentation systems frequently suppress some elements in a
biblioentry
.
Processing expectations
Formatted as a displayed block.
A biblioentry
is raw.
It
contains a database-like collection of named fields. It is the
responsibility of the processing system to select elements from within
a biblioentry
, present them in the correct order,
and add all punctuation.
There is no expectation that a system will present all of the
fields in a biblioentry
or that they will be
displayed in the order in which they occur.
Correct formatting of biblioentry
s is an
interchange issue. See Appendix D, Interchanging DocBook Documents.
Attributes
Common attributes and common linking attributes.
- any attribute
Any attribute in any other explicit namespace
- otherpubwork
Identifies the nature of some other kind of published work
- pubwork
Identifies the nature of the published work
Enumerated values: “article” An article
“bbs” A bulletin board system
“book” A book
“cdrom” A CD-ROM
“chapter” A chapter (as of a book)
“dvd” A DVD
“emailmessage” An email message
“gopher” A gopher page
“journal” A journal
“manuscript” A manuscript
“newsposting” A posting to a newsgroup
“part” A part (as of a book)
“refentry” A reference entry
“section” A section (as of a book or article)
“series” A series
“set” A set (as of books)
“webpage” A web page
“wiki” A wiki page
“other” Some other kind of work
Parents
3 elements contain biblioentry
. × ⏵
Children
73 elements occur in biblioentry
. × ⏵
See Also
Related elements: bibliomisc
, bibliomixed
, bibliomset
, biblioset
.