biblioentry
biblioentry — A raw entry in a bibliography.
Synopsis
biblioentry ::= × ⏵
- One or more of:
citebiblioidciterefentrycitetitlepersonpersonblurbpersonnamesubtitletitletitleabbrev- 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 biblioentrys 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.