Comma after last author field in biblatex












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Currently, my references (not citations) have no comma between the last author name, e.g.



Author, AB, CD Author 2012

Author, AB, CD Author et al. 2012


What I would like is:



Author, AB, CD Author, 2012

Author, AB, CD Author et al., 2012


As requested here are the options, I have provided to biblatex:



usepackage[bibstyle=authoryear-icomp,

citestyle=authoryear-icomp,

uniquename=false,

uniquelist=false, 

firstinits=true, 

maxbibnames=5,

minbibnames=5, 

maxcitenames=2,

mincitenames=1, 

sorting=ynt, 

url=false, 

isbn=false, 

eprint=false, 

doi=false, 

dashed=false, 

natbib=true,

ibidtracker=false,

backend=biber]{biblatex}



%Remove comma in (Beadle and Tautum, 1941) This applies to citation only

renewcommand*{nameyeardelim}{addspace}





biblatex biber







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  • Could you give more information, for example what options do you provide to the biblatex package, and what commands you use for that output?

    – T. Verron
    Mar 22 '13 at 16:35











  • I have updated the post to show all biblatex options.

    – cryptic0
    Mar 22 '13 at 16:49











  • And how do you produce the "references"? Your output doesn't look like anything you can find in mirrors.ibiblio.org/CTAN/macros/latex/exptl/biblatex/doc/… .

    – T. Verron
    Mar 22 '13 at 17:07
















4















Currently, my references (not citations) have no comma between the last author name, e.g.



Author, AB, CD Author 2012

Author, AB, CD Author et al. 2012


What I would like is:



Author, AB, CD Author, 2012

Author, AB, CD Author et al., 2012


As requested here are the options, I have provided to biblatex:



usepackage[bibstyle=authoryear-icomp,

citestyle=authoryear-icomp,

uniquename=false,

uniquelist=false, 

firstinits=true, 

maxbibnames=5,

minbibnames=5, 

maxcitenames=2,

mincitenames=1, 

sorting=ynt, 

url=false, 

isbn=false, 

eprint=false, 

doi=false, 

dashed=false, 

natbib=true,

ibidtracker=false,

backend=biber]{biblatex}



%Remove comma in (Beadle and Tautum, 1941) This applies to citation only

renewcommand*{nameyeardelim}{addspace}





biblatex biber







share|improve this question

























  • Could you give more information, for example what options do you provide to the biblatex package, and what commands you use for that output?

    – T. Verron
    Mar 22 '13 at 16:35











  • I have updated the post to show all biblatex options.

    – cryptic0
    Mar 22 '13 at 16:49











  • And how do you produce the "references"? Your output doesn't look like anything you can find in mirrors.ibiblio.org/CTAN/macros/latex/exptl/biblatex/doc/… .

    – T. Verron
    Mar 22 '13 at 17:07














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Currently, my references (not citations) have no comma between the last author name, e.g.



Author, AB, CD Author 2012

Author, AB, CD Author et al. 2012


What I would like is:



Author, AB, CD Author, 2012

Author, AB, CD Author et al., 2012


As requested here are the options, I have provided to biblatex:



usepackage[bibstyle=authoryear-icomp,

citestyle=authoryear-icomp,

uniquename=false,

uniquelist=false, 

firstinits=true, 

maxbibnames=5,

minbibnames=5, 

maxcitenames=2,

mincitenames=1, 

sorting=ynt, 

url=false, 

isbn=false, 

eprint=false, 

doi=false, 

dashed=false, 

natbib=true,

ibidtracker=false,

backend=biber]{biblatex}



%Remove comma in (Beadle and Tautum, 1941) This applies to citation only

renewcommand*{nameyeardelim}{addspace}





biblatex biber







share|improve this question
















Currently, my references (not citations) have no comma between the last author name, e.g.



Author, AB, CD Author 2012

Author, AB, CD Author et al. 2012


What I would like is:



Author, AB, CD Author, 2012

Author, AB, CD Author et al., 2012


As requested here are the options, I have provided to biblatex:



usepackage[bibstyle=authoryear-icomp,

citestyle=authoryear-icomp,

uniquename=false,

uniquelist=false, 

firstinits=true, 

maxbibnames=5,

minbibnames=5, 

maxcitenames=2,

mincitenames=1, 

sorting=ynt, 

url=false, 

isbn=false, 

eprint=false, 

doi=false, 

dashed=false, 

natbib=true,

ibidtracker=false,

backend=biber]{biblatex}



%Remove comma in (Beadle and Tautum, 1941) This applies to citation only

renewcommand*{nameyeardelim}{addspace}





biblatex biber




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  • Could you give more information, for example what options do you provide to the biblatex package, and what commands you use for that output?

    – T. Verron
    Mar 22 '13 at 16:35











  • I have updated the post to show all biblatex options.

    – cryptic0
    Mar 22 '13 at 16:49











  • And how do you produce the "references"? Your output doesn't look like anything you can find in mirrors.ibiblio.org/CTAN/macros/latex/exptl/biblatex/doc/… .

    – T. Verron
    Mar 22 '13 at 17:07



















  • Could you give more information, for example what options do you provide to the biblatex package, and what commands you use for that output?

    – T. Verron
    Mar 22 '13 at 16:35











  • I have updated the post to show all biblatex options.

    – cryptic0
    Mar 22 '13 at 16:49











  • And how do you produce the "references"? Your output doesn't look like anything you can find in mirrors.ibiblio.org/CTAN/macros/latex/exptl/biblatex/doc/… .

    – T. Verron
    Mar 22 '13 at 17:07

















Could you give more information, for example what options do you provide to the biblatex package, and what commands you use for that output?

– T. Verron
Mar 22 '13 at 16:35





Could you give more information, for example what options do you provide to the biblatex package, and what commands you use for that output?

– T. Verron
Mar 22 '13 at 16:35













I have updated the post to show all biblatex options.

– cryptic0
Mar 22 '13 at 16:49





I have updated the post to show all biblatex options.

– cryptic0
Mar 22 '13 at 16:49













And how do you produce the "references"? Your output doesn't look like anything you can find in mirrors.ibiblio.org/CTAN/macros/latex/exptl/biblatex/doc/… .

– T. Verron
Mar 22 '13 at 17:07





And how do you produce the "references"? Your output doesn't look like anything you can find in mirrors.ibiblio.org/CTAN/macros/latex/exptl/biblatex/doc/… .

– T. Verron
Mar 22 '13 at 17:07










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A possible solution is use the xpatch package to patch the date+extrayear bibmacro as follows:



usepackage{xpatch}

xpretobibmacro{date+extrayear}{unspaceaddcommaaddspace}{}{}


EDIT: Here is an explanation of the patch. The biblatex documentation contains a bib latex.def file with definitions of many bibmacro and other aspects, covering among other which and when bib fields are printed and formatting instructions to print them. Then biblatex include standards.blx. In this file there are the definitions of the drivers. The definition of the drivers specify the order of the various elements. The date/year does not appear directly in the main drivers, but it appears in biblatex macros. For example, for the authoryear style it appears in the macro that produce the author(s)/editor(s) (and the authoryear-icomp calls the authoryear style (for references).






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  • Guido: That does work, thanks. However, I am not quite sure how. How does the field 'date+extrayear' refer to a place between the last author's name and the year?

    – cryptic0
    Mar 27 '13 at 0:43











  • In biblatex v3.8 date+extrayear was renamed to date+extradate, so this would need to be changed in newer versions for this to work. But with biblatex 3.8 and newer I would recommend DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]{nameyeardelim}{addcommaspace} as in my answer below anyway.

    – moewe
    Feb 23 '18 at 18:18



















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Just in case someone is still interested in this in 2018.



This is now easily possible using biblatex's context-sensitive delimiters with



DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]{nameyeardelim}{addcommaspace}





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    A possible solution is use the xpatch package to patch the date+extrayear bibmacro as follows:



    usepackage{xpatch}
    
xpretobibmacro{date+extrayear}{unspaceaddcommaaddspace}{}{}


    EDIT: Here is an explanation of the patch. The biblatex documentation contains a bib latex.def file with definitions of many bibmacro and other aspects, covering among other which and when bib fields are printed and formatting instructions to print them. Then biblatex include standards.blx. In this file there are the definitions of the drivers. The definition of the drivers specify the order of the various elements. The date/year does not appear directly in the main drivers, but it appears in biblatex macros. For example, for the authoryear style it appears in the macro that produce the author(s)/editor(s) (and the authoryear-icomp calls the authoryear style (for references).






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    • Guido: That does work, thanks. However, I am not quite sure how. How does the field 'date+extrayear' refer to a place between the last author's name and the year?

      – cryptic0
      Mar 27 '13 at 0:43











    • In biblatex v3.8 date+extrayear was renamed to date+extradate, so this would need to be changed in newer versions for this to work. But with biblatex 3.8 and newer I would recommend DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]{nameyeardelim}{addcommaspace} as in my answer below anyway.

      – moewe
      Feb 23 '18 at 18:18
















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    A possible solution is use the xpatch package to patch the date+extrayear bibmacro as follows:



    usepackage{xpatch}
    
xpretobibmacro{date+extrayear}{unspaceaddcommaaddspace}{}{}


    EDIT: Here is an explanation of the patch. The biblatex documentation contains a bib latex.def file with definitions of many bibmacro and other aspects, covering among other which and when bib fields are printed and formatting instructions to print them. Then biblatex include standards.blx. In this file there are the definitions of the drivers. The definition of the drivers specify the order of the various elements. The date/year does not appear directly in the main drivers, but it appears in biblatex macros. For example, for the authoryear style it appears in the macro that produce the author(s)/editor(s) (and the authoryear-icomp calls the authoryear style (for references).






    share|improve this answer


























    • Guido: That does work, thanks. However, I am not quite sure how. How does the field 'date+extrayear' refer to a place between the last author's name and the year?

      – cryptic0
      Mar 27 '13 at 0:43











    • In biblatex v3.8 date+extrayear was renamed to date+extradate, so this would need to be changed in newer versions for this to work. But with biblatex 3.8 and newer I would recommend DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]{nameyeardelim}{addcommaspace} as in my answer below anyway.

      – moewe
      Feb 23 '18 at 18:18














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    A possible solution is use the xpatch package to patch the date+extrayear bibmacro as follows:



    usepackage{xpatch}
    
xpretobibmacro{date+extrayear}{unspaceaddcommaaddspace}{}{}


    EDIT: Here is an explanation of the patch. The biblatex documentation contains a bib latex.def file with definitions of many bibmacro and other aspects, covering among other which and when bib fields are printed and formatting instructions to print them. Then biblatex include standards.blx. In this file there are the definitions of the drivers. The definition of the drivers specify the order of the various elements. The date/year does not appear directly in the main drivers, but it appears in biblatex macros. For example, for the authoryear style it appears in the macro that produce the author(s)/editor(s) (and the authoryear-icomp calls the authoryear style (for references).






    share|improve this answer















    A possible solution is use the xpatch package to patch the date+extrayear bibmacro as follows:



    usepackage{xpatch}
    
xpretobibmacro{date+extrayear}{unspaceaddcommaaddspace}{}{}


    EDIT: Here is an explanation of the patch. The biblatex documentation contains a bib latex.def file with definitions of many bibmacro and other aspects, covering among other which and when bib fields are printed and formatting instructions to print them. Then biblatex include standards.blx. In this file there are the definitions of the drivers. The definition of the drivers specify the order of the various elements. The date/year does not appear directly in the main drivers, but it appears in biblatex macros. For example, for the authoryear style it appears in the macro that produce the author(s)/editor(s) (and the authoryear-icomp calls the authoryear style (for references).







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    • Guido: That does work, thanks. However, I am not quite sure how. How does the field 'date+extrayear' refer to a place between the last author's name and the year?

      – cryptic0
      Mar 27 '13 at 0:43











    • In biblatex v3.8 date+extrayear was renamed to date+extradate, so this would need to be changed in newer versions for this to work. But with biblatex 3.8 and newer I would recommend DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]{nameyeardelim}{addcommaspace} as in my answer below anyway.

      – moewe
      Feb 23 '18 at 18:18



















    • Guido: That does work, thanks. However, I am not quite sure how. How does the field 'date+extrayear' refer to a place between the last author's name and the year?

      – cryptic0
      Mar 27 '13 at 0:43











    • In biblatex v3.8 date+extrayear was renamed to date+extradate, so this would need to be changed in newer versions for this to work. But with biblatex 3.8 and newer I would recommend DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]{nameyeardelim}{addcommaspace} as in my answer below anyway.

      – moewe
      Feb 23 '18 at 18:18

















    Guido: That does work, thanks. However, I am not quite sure how. How does the field 'date+extrayear' refer to a place between the last author's name and the year?

    – cryptic0
    Mar 27 '13 at 0:43





    Guido: That does work, thanks. However, I am not quite sure how. How does the field 'date+extrayear' refer to a place between the last author's name and the year?

    – cryptic0
    Mar 27 '13 at 0:43













    In biblatex v3.8 date+extrayear was renamed to date+extradate, so this would need to be changed in newer versions for this to work. But with biblatex 3.8 and newer I would recommend DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]{nameyeardelim}{addcommaspace} as in my answer below anyway.

    – moewe
    Feb 23 '18 at 18:18





    In biblatex v3.8 date+extrayear was renamed to date+extradate, so this would need to be changed in newer versions for this to work. But with biblatex 3.8 and newer I would recommend DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]{nameyeardelim}{addcommaspace} as in my answer below anyway.

    – moewe
    Feb 23 '18 at 18:18











    7














    Just in case someone is still interested in this in 2018.



    This is now easily possible using biblatex's context-sensitive delimiters with



    DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]{nameyeardelim}{addcommaspace}





    share|improve this answer




























      7














      Just in case someone is still interested in this in 2018.



      This is now easily possible using biblatex's context-sensitive delimiters with



      DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]{nameyeardelim}{addcommaspace}





      share|improve this answer


























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        Just in case someone is still interested in this in 2018.



        This is now easily possible using biblatex's context-sensitive delimiters with



        DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]{nameyeardelim}{addcommaspace}





        share|improve this answer













        Just in case someone is still interested in this in 2018.



        This is now easily possible using biblatex's context-sensitive delimiters with



        DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]{nameyeardelim}{addcommaspace}






        share|improve this answer












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