Aim: I want the "Year" to appear twice: after the author names with the associated suffix (just for reference proposes), and after the journal name/vol/no/iss/pages without the suffix. (My bibliographic style is derived from the Harvard-Anglia
style.)
To accomplish this, I have declared the year to be repeatable (:r option).
Here is my definition for journal articles:
<bibliography>
...
<source type="JournalArticle">
<column id="1">
<halign>left</halign>
<valign>top</valign>
<format>
{%Author:2|"Anon."%}
{ (%Year:r|"n.d."%{%YearSuffix%}),}
{ "%Title%".}
{ <i>%JournalName%</i>,}
{ vol. %Volume%{, no. %NumberVolumes%}{, iss. %Issue%}{, %Pages:p. :pp. : a2%},}
{ no. %NumberVolumes%{, iss. %Issue%}{, %Pages:p. :pp. : a2%},}
{ iss. %Issue%{, %Pages:p. :pp. : a2%},}
{ %Year%.}
{ %StandardNumber%.}
{ (Available at <u>%URL:l%</u>{, %Comments%.})}
{ (%Comments%.)}
</format>
</column>
<sortkey>{%Author:0|"Anon."%}{%Year|"n.d."%}{%Title:a%}</sortkey>
</source>
...
</bibliography>
Here is the corresponding extensions definition:
<extensions>
...
<source type="JournalArticle">
<yearsuffix>{%Author:1|"Anon."%}{%Year|"n.d."%}</yearsuffix>
</source>
...
</extensions>
Here are three output examples (all of them declared as "JournalArticle"):
Bohr N. (1913a), "I. On the Constitution of Atoms and Molecules".
Philosophical Magazine Series 6, vol. 26, iss. 151, pp. 1-25,
Bohr N. (1913b), "XXXVII. On the constitution of atoms and molecules".Philosophical Magazine Series 6, vol. 26, Iss. 153, pp. 476-502, DOI: 10.1080/14786441308634993.
Brown B. A. (2000), "Neutron Radii in Nuclei and the Neutron Equation of State".Physical Review Letters, vol. 85, iss. 25, pp. 5296-99, 2000. DOI: 10.1103/PhysRevLett.85.5296.
The problem: In the third entry, which does not have the year suffix, the year is correctly repeated, but in the first and second entries the year is not repeated.
My guesses: some how, once the suffix is applied the "Year" variable 1) can no longer be repeated, or 2) is no longer valid, and probably is stored under a different name (but this does not make much sense to me, since it is used in its first occurrence).
My questions: Am I doing something wrong? If so, where? If not, how can I accomplish the goal of repeating the year?
Regards,
Miguel