editortype uses non-standard localisation strings #231
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Thank you for this - not sure how that error crept in there ... |
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While trying to add a reference to a work with a compiler, I got an error even though the localisation string
compileris defined. biblatex-apa usestype<editortype>(s) instead of just<editortype>(s) as a localisation string. Section 2.3.6 of the biblatex manual specifies that "you may add more roles by initializing and defining a new localisation key whose name corresponds to the identifier in theeditor...typefield." I think biblatex-apa is wrong here and these 2 lines need to be changed.typechair(s) can then also be deleted from the localisation files.