Format page numbers in biblatex
Consider the following biblatex
/biber
minimal example:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{filecontents}
begin{filecontents*}{references.bib}
@article{abc,
author = {A Author},
title = {The title},
journal = {Journal of Journals},
volume = {12},
number = {34},
year = {1234},
pages = {12345-23456}
}
end{filecontents*}
usepackage{biblatex,siunitx}
addbibresource{references.bib}
begin{document}
nocite{*}
printbibliography
Current page number format: 12345--23456
Ideal page number format: num{12345}--num{23456}
end{document}
I'd like to format the page numbers using siunitx
's num
command, yielding a range that looks like this:
How can I do that?
biblatex formatting siunitx
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Consider the following biblatex
/biber
minimal example:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{filecontents}
begin{filecontents*}{references.bib}
@article{abc,
author = {A Author},
title = {The title},
journal = {Journal of Journals},
volume = {12},
number = {34},
year = {1234},
pages = {12345-23456}
}
end{filecontents*}
usepackage{biblatex,siunitx}
addbibresource{references.bib}
begin{document}
nocite{*}
printbibliography
Current page number format: 12345--23456
Ideal page number format: num{12345}--num{23456}
end{document}
I'd like to format the page numbers using siunitx
's num
command, yielding a range that looks like this:
How can I do that?
biblatex formatting siunitx
add a comment |
Consider the following biblatex
/biber
minimal example:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{filecontents}
begin{filecontents*}{references.bib}
@article{abc,
author = {A Author},
title = {The title},
journal = {Journal of Journals},
volume = {12},
number = {34},
year = {1234},
pages = {12345-23456}
}
end{filecontents*}
usepackage{biblatex,siunitx}
addbibresource{references.bib}
begin{document}
nocite{*}
printbibliography
Current page number format: 12345--23456
Ideal page number format: num{12345}--num{23456}
end{document}
I'd like to format the page numbers using siunitx
's num
command, yielding a range that looks like this:
How can I do that?
biblatex formatting siunitx
Consider the following biblatex
/biber
minimal example:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{filecontents}
begin{filecontents*}{references.bib}
@article{abc,
author = {A Author},
title = {The title},
journal = {Journal of Journals},
volume = {12},
number = {34},
year = {1234},
pages = {12345-23456}
}
end{filecontents*}
usepackage{biblatex,siunitx}
addbibresource{references.bib}
begin{document}
nocite{*}
printbibliography
Current page number format: 12345--23456
Ideal page number format: num{12345}--num{23456}
end{document}
I'd like to format the page numbers using siunitx
's num
command, yielding a range that looks like this:
How can I do that?
biblatex formatting siunitx
biblatex formatting siunitx
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We can modify the command mknormrange
in to wrap all page numbers in siunitx
's num
command. Then we only need to make sure to apply mknormrange
also to the pages
field format format (it normally is not applied to that field because Biber does enough pre-processing already).
biblatex
is quite lenient as to what is regarded as a page number and allows strings other than integers to pass as page number (for example 122a
, iv
), this solution only applies num
to those strings passing the stricter ifinteger
test. The original definition of the macros modified here can be found in biblatex.sty
. Essentially we just add the ifinteger
test at each call to blx@range@out@value
and wrap the page number in num
if it is true. For example the original definition of was
defblx@normrange@process#1#2{%
blx@range@out@value{#1bibrangedash#2}}
and we make that read
defblx@normrange@process#1#2{%
ifinteger{#1}
{ifinteger{#2}}
{@secondoftwo}
{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}bibrangedashnum{#2}}}
{blx@range@out@value{#1bibrangedash#2}}}
In total
documentclass{article}
usepackage{biblatex,siunitx}
DeclareFieldFormat{pages}{mkpageprefix[pagination][mknormrange]{#1}}
makeatletter
defblx@normrange@split#1{%
defblx@normrange@abort{%
ifinteger{#1}
{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}}}
{blx@range@out@value{#1}}}%
blx@imc@ifpages{#1}
{blx@normrange@range#1bibrangedashbibrangedash&}
{blx@normrange@abort}}
defblx@normrange@range#1bibrangedash#2bibrangedash#3&{%
ifblank{#3}
{blx@normrange@hyphen#1--&}
{ifblank{#2}
{ifinteger{#1}
{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}bibrangedash}}
{blx@range@out@value{#1bibrangedash}}}
{ifblank{#1}
{ifinteger{#2}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedashnum{#2}}}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedash#2}}}
{blx@range@process{#1}{#2}}}}}
defblx@normrange@hyphen#1-#2-#3&{%
ifblank{#3}
{blx@normrange@abort}
{ifblank{#2}
{ifblank{#1}
{letblx@tempb@empty}
{defblx@tempb{#1}}%
blx@normrange@hyphen@i#3&}
{ifblank{#1}
{ifinteger{#2}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedashnum{#2}}}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedash#2}}}
{blx@range@process{#1}{#2}}}}}
defblx@normrange@hyphen@i#1-#2&{%
defblx@range@out@value@numdash{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}bibrangedash}}%
ifblank{#1#2}
{expandafterifintegerexpandafter{blx@tempb}
{expandafterblx@range@out@value@numdash
expandafter{blx@tempb}}
{expandafterblx@range@out@value
expandafter{blx@tempbbibrangedash}}}
{notblank{#1}
{ifdefemptyblx@tempb
{ifinteger{#1}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedashnum{#1}}}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedash#1}}}
{expandafterblx@range@process
expandafter{blx@tempb}{#1}}}
{blx@normrange@hyphen@i#2&}}}
defblx@normrange@process#1#2{%
ifinteger{#1}
{ifinteger{#2}}
{@secondoftwo}
{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}bibrangedashnum{#2}}}
{blx@range@out@value{#1bibrangedash#2}}}
makeatother
usepackage{filecontents}
begin{filecontents*}{jobname.bib}
@article{abc,
author = {A Author},
title = {The title},
journal = {Journal of Journals},
volume = {12},
number = {34},
year = {1234},
pages = {12345-23456},
}
end{filecontents*}
addbibresource{jobname.bib}
begin{document}
nocite{*}
printbibliography
Current page number format: 12345--23456
Ideal page number format: num{12345}--num{23456}
end{document}
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We can modify the command mknormrange
in to wrap all page numbers in siunitx
's num
command. Then we only need to make sure to apply mknormrange
also to the pages
field format format (it normally is not applied to that field because Biber does enough pre-processing already).
biblatex
is quite lenient as to what is regarded as a page number and allows strings other than integers to pass as page number (for example 122a
, iv
), this solution only applies num
to those strings passing the stricter ifinteger
test. The original definition of the macros modified here can be found in biblatex.sty
. Essentially we just add the ifinteger
test at each call to blx@range@out@value
and wrap the page number in num
if it is true. For example the original definition of was
defblx@normrange@process#1#2{%
blx@range@out@value{#1bibrangedash#2}}
and we make that read
defblx@normrange@process#1#2{%
ifinteger{#1}
{ifinteger{#2}}
{@secondoftwo}
{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}bibrangedashnum{#2}}}
{blx@range@out@value{#1bibrangedash#2}}}
In total
documentclass{article}
usepackage{biblatex,siunitx}
DeclareFieldFormat{pages}{mkpageprefix[pagination][mknormrange]{#1}}
makeatletter
defblx@normrange@split#1{%
defblx@normrange@abort{%
ifinteger{#1}
{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}}}
{blx@range@out@value{#1}}}%
blx@imc@ifpages{#1}
{blx@normrange@range#1bibrangedashbibrangedash&}
{blx@normrange@abort}}
defblx@normrange@range#1bibrangedash#2bibrangedash#3&{%
ifblank{#3}
{blx@normrange@hyphen#1--&}
{ifblank{#2}
{ifinteger{#1}
{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}bibrangedash}}
{blx@range@out@value{#1bibrangedash}}}
{ifblank{#1}
{ifinteger{#2}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedashnum{#2}}}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedash#2}}}
{blx@range@process{#1}{#2}}}}}
defblx@normrange@hyphen#1-#2-#3&{%
ifblank{#3}
{blx@normrange@abort}
{ifblank{#2}
{ifblank{#1}
{letblx@tempb@empty}
{defblx@tempb{#1}}%
blx@normrange@hyphen@i#3&}
{ifblank{#1}
{ifinteger{#2}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedashnum{#2}}}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedash#2}}}
{blx@range@process{#1}{#2}}}}}
defblx@normrange@hyphen@i#1-#2&{%
defblx@range@out@value@numdash{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}bibrangedash}}%
ifblank{#1#2}
{expandafterifintegerexpandafter{blx@tempb}
{expandafterblx@range@out@value@numdash
expandafter{blx@tempb}}
{expandafterblx@range@out@value
expandafter{blx@tempbbibrangedash}}}
{notblank{#1}
{ifdefemptyblx@tempb
{ifinteger{#1}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedashnum{#1}}}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedash#1}}}
{expandafterblx@range@process
expandafter{blx@tempb}{#1}}}
{blx@normrange@hyphen@i#2&}}}
defblx@normrange@process#1#2{%
ifinteger{#1}
{ifinteger{#2}}
{@secondoftwo}
{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}bibrangedashnum{#2}}}
{blx@range@out@value{#1bibrangedash#2}}}
makeatother
usepackage{filecontents}
begin{filecontents*}{jobname.bib}
@article{abc,
author = {A Author},
title = {The title},
journal = {Journal of Journals},
volume = {12},
number = {34},
year = {1234},
pages = {12345-23456},
}
end{filecontents*}
addbibresource{jobname.bib}
begin{document}
nocite{*}
printbibliography
Current page number format: 12345--23456
Ideal page number format: num{12345}--num{23456}
end{document}
add a comment |
We can modify the command mknormrange
in to wrap all page numbers in siunitx
's num
command. Then we only need to make sure to apply mknormrange
also to the pages
field format format (it normally is not applied to that field because Biber does enough pre-processing already).
biblatex
is quite lenient as to what is regarded as a page number and allows strings other than integers to pass as page number (for example 122a
, iv
), this solution only applies num
to those strings passing the stricter ifinteger
test. The original definition of the macros modified here can be found in biblatex.sty
. Essentially we just add the ifinteger
test at each call to blx@range@out@value
and wrap the page number in num
if it is true. For example the original definition of was
defblx@normrange@process#1#2{%
blx@range@out@value{#1bibrangedash#2}}
and we make that read
defblx@normrange@process#1#2{%
ifinteger{#1}
{ifinteger{#2}}
{@secondoftwo}
{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}bibrangedashnum{#2}}}
{blx@range@out@value{#1bibrangedash#2}}}
In total
documentclass{article}
usepackage{biblatex,siunitx}
DeclareFieldFormat{pages}{mkpageprefix[pagination][mknormrange]{#1}}
makeatletter
defblx@normrange@split#1{%
defblx@normrange@abort{%
ifinteger{#1}
{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}}}
{blx@range@out@value{#1}}}%
blx@imc@ifpages{#1}
{blx@normrange@range#1bibrangedashbibrangedash&}
{blx@normrange@abort}}
defblx@normrange@range#1bibrangedash#2bibrangedash#3&{%
ifblank{#3}
{blx@normrange@hyphen#1--&}
{ifblank{#2}
{ifinteger{#1}
{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}bibrangedash}}
{blx@range@out@value{#1bibrangedash}}}
{ifblank{#1}
{ifinteger{#2}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedashnum{#2}}}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedash#2}}}
{blx@range@process{#1}{#2}}}}}
defblx@normrange@hyphen#1-#2-#3&{%
ifblank{#3}
{blx@normrange@abort}
{ifblank{#2}
{ifblank{#1}
{letblx@tempb@empty}
{defblx@tempb{#1}}%
blx@normrange@hyphen@i#3&}
{ifblank{#1}
{ifinteger{#2}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedashnum{#2}}}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedash#2}}}
{blx@range@process{#1}{#2}}}}}
defblx@normrange@hyphen@i#1-#2&{%
defblx@range@out@value@numdash{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}bibrangedash}}%
ifblank{#1#2}
{expandafterifintegerexpandafter{blx@tempb}
{expandafterblx@range@out@value@numdash
expandafter{blx@tempb}}
{expandafterblx@range@out@value
expandafter{blx@tempbbibrangedash}}}
{notblank{#1}
{ifdefemptyblx@tempb
{ifinteger{#1}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedashnum{#1}}}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedash#1}}}
{expandafterblx@range@process
expandafter{blx@tempb}{#1}}}
{blx@normrange@hyphen@i#2&}}}
defblx@normrange@process#1#2{%
ifinteger{#1}
{ifinteger{#2}}
{@secondoftwo}
{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}bibrangedashnum{#2}}}
{blx@range@out@value{#1bibrangedash#2}}}
makeatother
usepackage{filecontents}
begin{filecontents*}{jobname.bib}
@article{abc,
author = {A Author},
title = {The title},
journal = {Journal of Journals},
volume = {12},
number = {34},
year = {1234},
pages = {12345-23456},
}
end{filecontents*}
addbibresource{jobname.bib}
begin{document}
nocite{*}
printbibliography
Current page number format: 12345--23456
Ideal page number format: num{12345}--num{23456}
end{document}
add a comment |
We can modify the command mknormrange
in to wrap all page numbers in siunitx
's num
command. Then we only need to make sure to apply mknormrange
also to the pages
field format format (it normally is not applied to that field because Biber does enough pre-processing already).
biblatex
is quite lenient as to what is regarded as a page number and allows strings other than integers to pass as page number (for example 122a
, iv
), this solution only applies num
to those strings passing the stricter ifinteger
test. The original definition of the macros modified here can be found in biblatex.sty
. Essentially we just add the ifinteger
test at each call to blx@range@out@value
and wrap the page number in num
if it is true. For example the original definition of was
defblx@normrange@process#1#2{%
blx@range@out@value{#1bibrangedash#2}}
and we make that read
defblx@normrange@process#1#2{%
ifinteger{#1}
{ifinteger{#2}}
{@secondoftwo}
{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}bibrangedashnum{#2}}}
{blx@range@out@value{#1bibrangedash#2}}}
In total
documentclass{article}
usepackage{biblatex,siunitx}
DeclareFieldFormat{pages}{mkpageprefix[pagination][mknormrange]{#1}}
makeatletter
defblx@normrange@split#1{%
defblx@normrange@abort{%
ifinteger{#1}
{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}}}
{blx@range@out@value{#1}}}%
blx@imc@ifpages{#1}
{blx@normrange@range#1bibrangedashbibrangedash&}
{blx@normrange@abort}}
defblx@normrange@range#1bibrangedash#2bibrangedash#3&{%
ifblank{#3}
{blx@normrange@hyphen#1--&}
{ifblank{#2}
{ifinteger{#1}
{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}bibrangedash}}
{blx@range@out@value{#1bibrangedash}}}
{ifblank{#1}
{ifinteger{#2}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedashnum{#2}}}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedash#2}}}
{blx@range@process{#1}{#2}}}}}
defblx@normrange@hyphen#1-#2-#3&{%
ifblank{#3}
{blx@normrange@abort}
{ifblank{#2}
{ifblank{#1}
{letblx@tempb@empty}
{defblx@tempb{#1}}%
blx@normrange@hyphen@i#3&}
{ifblank{#1}
{ifinteger{#2}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedashnum{#2}}}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedash#2}}}
{blx@range@process{#1}{#2}}}}}
defblx@normrange@hyphen@i#1-#2&{%
defblx@range@out@value@numdash{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}bibrangedash}}%
ifblank{#1#2}
{expandafterifintegerexpandafter{blx@tempb}
{expandafterblx@range@out@value@numdash
expandafter{blx@tempb}}
{expandafterblx@range@out@value
expandafter{blx@tempbbibrangedash}}}
{notblank{#1}
{ifdefemptyblx@tempb
{ifinteger{#1}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedashnum{#1}}}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedash#1}}}
{expandafterblx@range@process
expandafter{blx@tempb}{#1}}}
{blx@normrange@hyphen@i#2&}}}
defblx@normrange@process#1#2{%
ifinteger{#1}
{ifinteger{#2}}
{@secondoftwo}
{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}bibrangedashnum{#2}}}
{blx@range@out@value{#1bibrangedash#2}}}
makeatother
usepackage{filecontents}
begin{filecontents*}{jobname.bib}
@article{abc,
author = {A Author},
title = {The title},
journal = {Journal of Journals},
volume = {12},
number = {34},
year = {1234},
pages = {12345-23456},
}
end{filecontents*}
addbibresource{jobname.bib}
begin{document}
nocite{*}
printbibliography
Current page number format: 12345--23456
Ideal page number format: num{12345}--num{23456}
end{document}
We can modify the command mknormrange
in to wrap all page numbers in siunitx
's num
command. Then we only need to make sure to apply mknormrange
also to the pages
field format format (it normally is not applied to that field because Biber does enough pre-processing already).
biblatex
is quite lenient as to what is regarded as a page number and allows strings other than integers to pass as page number (for example 122a
, iv
), this solution only applies num
to those strings passing the stricter ifinteger
test. The original definition of the macros modified here can be found in biblatex.sty
. Essentially we just add the ifinteger
test at each call to blx@range@out@value
and wrap the page number in num
if it is true. For example the original definition of was
defblx@normrange@process#1#2{%
blx@range@out@value{#1bibrangedash#2}}
and we make that read
defblx@normrange@process#1#2{%
ifinteger{#1}
{ifinteger{#2}}
{@secondoftwo}
{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}bibrangedashnum{#2}}}
{blx@range@out@value{#1bibrangedash#2}}}
In total
documentclass{article}
usepackage{biblatex,siunitx}
DeclareFieldFormat{pages}{mkpageprefix[pagination][mknormrange]{#1}}
makeatletter
defblx@normrange@split#1{%
defblx@normrange@abort{%
ifinteger{#1}
{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}}}
{blx@range@out@value{#1}}}%
blx@imc@ifpages{#1}
{blx@normrange@range#1bibrangedashbibrangedash&}
{blx@normrange@abort}}
defblx@normrange@range#1bibrangedash#2bibrangedash#3&{%
ifblank{#3}
{blx@normrange@hyphen#1--&}
{ifblank{#2}
{ifinteger{#1}
{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}bibrangedash}}
{blx@range@out@value{#1bibrangedash}}}
{ifblank{#1}
{ifinteger{#2}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedashnum{#2}}}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedash#2}}}
{blx@range@process{#1}{#2}}}}}
defblx@normrange@hyphen#1-#2-#3&{%
ifblank{#3}
{blx@normrange@abort}
{ifblank{#2}
{ifblank{#1}
{letblx@tempb@empty}
{defblx@tempb{#1}}%
blx@normrange@hyphen@i#3&}
{ifblank{#1}
{ifinteger{#2}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedashnum{#2}}}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedash#2}}}
{blx@range@process{#1}{#2}}}}}
defblx@normrange@hyphen@i#1-#2&{%
defblx@range@out@value@numdash{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}bibrangedash}}%
ifblank{#1#2}
{expandafterifintegerexpandafter{blx@tempb}
{expandafterblx@range@out@value@numdash
expandafter{blx@tempb}}
{expandafterblx@range@out@value
expandafter{blx@tempbbibrangedash}}}
{notblank{#1}
{ifdefemptyblx@tempb
{ifinteger{#1}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedashnum{#1}}}
{blx@range@out@value{bibrangedash#1}}}
{expandafterblx@range@process
expandafter{blx@tempb}{#1}}}
{blx@normrange@hyphen@i#2&}}}
defblx@normrange@process#1#2{%
ifinteger{#1}
{ifinteger{#2}}
{@secondoftwo}
{blx@range@out@value{num{#1}bibrangedashnum{#2}}}
{blx@range@out@value{#1bibrangedash#2}}}
makeatother
usepackage{filecontents}
begin{filecontents*}{jobname.bib}
@article{abc,
author = {A Author},
title = {The title},
journal = {Journal of Journals},
volume = {12},
number = {34},
year = {1234},
pages = {12345-23456},
}
end{filecontents*}
addbibresource{jobname.bib}
begin{document}
nocite{*}
printbibliography
Current page number format: 12345--23456
Ideal page number format: num{12345}--num{23456}
end{document}
answered Feb 11 at 7:56
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