Upgrade StorageBibLaTeX translator and mvbook entry type
The BibLaTeX translator converts a book which has its volume field filled into a multi-volume entry type @mvbook
This is a confusion between (number of) volumes and volume.
A @mvbook should be created only if the # of Volumes (numberOfVolumes) field is filled. A @mvbook is not one of the individual volumes of a multi-volume book but the multi-volume book itself.
The BibLaTeX documentation has some clear examples:
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This is a confusion between (number of) volumes and volume.
A @mvbook should be created only if the # of Volumes (numberOfVolumes) field is filled. A @mvbook is not one of the individual volumes of a multi-volume book but the multi-volume book itself.
The BibLaTeX documentation has some clear examples:
p. 8:
p. 32:
2.3.5 Titles
The following examples demonstrate how to handle different types of titles. Let’s start with a five-volume work which is referred to as a whole:
@MvBook{works,
author = {Shakespeare, William},
title = {Collected Works},
volumes = {5},
...
The individual volumes of a multi-volume work usually have a title of their own.
Suppose the fourth volume of the Collected Works includes Shakespeare’s sonnets and we are referring to this volume only:
@Book{works:4,
author = {Shakespeare, William},
maintitle = {Collected Works},
title = {Sonnets},
volume = {4},
...
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