Biblatex and MHRA Style

[Chris Yocum]

Hi Everyone,
I am currently looking into changing from Jurabib, which is sadly no
longer supported, to biblatex. I saw an email exchange about someone
doing a MHRA biblatex style which was based on the MLA biblatex. I have
also looked on CTAN and elsewhere on the web but I have not seen
anything else. So, I was wondering if anyone has knowledge of a
biblatex style for MHRA. From looking at the biblatex docs, it seems
rather straight forward but I do not want to reinvent the wheel if
someone else out there has done this already.

Thanks in advance,
Chris

[Donald Arseneau]

On Nov 20, 9:27 am, Chris Yocum <cyo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am currently looking into changing from Jurabib, which is sadly no
> longer supported,

Is that really so? There was a long list of people involved with
it to some extent, surely one of them can perform occasional
tweaks.

Donald Arseneau

[Dominik Waßenhoven]

Donald Arseneau wrote:

> On Nov 20, 9:27 am, Chris Yocum <cyo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I am currently looking into changing from Jurabib, which is sadly no
>> longer supported,
>
> Is that really so?

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> There was a long list of people involved with it to some extent,
> surely one of them can perform occasional tweaks.

I think that Jens Berger was the only one who actively worked on the
code (though I maybe wrong on this).

Regards,
Dominik.-
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