Implied author

[Brad Scott <brad.scott@brambletye-publishing.co.uk>]

Hi again

A print edition has an implied author for some of the bibliography (ie 
under the heading "Books by Brecht). I'd like to have the author in the 
bibliographic reference so I can generate an OpenURL query when it is 
online, but I'd also want to be able to suppress it for any display. Is 
this an occasion when I'd use @condition on the author?

<bibliomixed 
xml:id="bibl8"><author><personname><firstname>Berthold</firstname> 
<surname>Brecht</surname></personname></author><title><emphasis 
role="italic">Poems and Songs from the Plays</emphasis></title>, edited 
and mainly translated by <editor><personname><firstname>John</firstname> 
<surname>Willett</surname></personname></editor> 
(<address><city>London</city></address>: 
<publishername>Methuen</publishername>, 
<pubdate>1990</pubdate>)</bibliomixed>

Similarly, where there are multiple items in a bibliography by an 
author, I want to keep the long dash, but inherit (and not display) the 
implied author from the preceding item. So, this would give me something 
like this:

<bibliomixed><bibliomset relation="article"><author 
condition="condition1"><personname 
role="last-first"><surname>Adamson</surname> 
<firstname>Sylvia</firstname></personname></author><phrase 
condition="condition2">————</phrase>, ‘<title>The Literary 
Language</title>’</bibliomset>, in <bibliomset 
role="monograph"><editor><personname><firstname>Roger</firstname> 
<surname>Lass</surname></personname></editor> (ed.), <title><emphasis 
role="italic">The Cambridge History of the English Language: Volume 3, 
1476–1776</emphasis></title> (<address><city>Cambridge</city></address>, 
<pubdate>2000</pubdate>)</bibliomset>, pp. 539–653</bibliomixed>

This feels right, but I'd just be grateful for confirmation, or for a 
pointer to a preferred way of doing this.

Thanks

Brad

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