Upgrade StorageDifferent 'cite-group-delimiter' for different locale
I tried to use different characters as 'cite-group-delimiter' for different locale. Items in English in the Zotero database have 'en' in the 'Language' field, and other items are blank in the 'Language' field using
In the .csl under the 'citation' section, I used:
which produce correctly: ch（风四期等，1985ch、1998ch）
But the settings in locale="en" as:
which produce unwanted output for 'cite-group-delimiter' (as well as the wrong output of 'prefix' submitted in another topic at: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/99759/prefix-does-not-work-for-layout-locale-en-in-citation-and-bibliography#latest , I tried the suggestion of https://juris-m.github.io/mail/ there, without solution.) :
ch（Aonejason, 2005ach、2005ben)
Is the 'cite-group-delimiter' the same as the 'prefix' , not currently solvable?
Appreciate any feedback. Thanks a lot!
default-locale="zh-CN"In the .csl under the 'citation' section, I used:
<layout prefix="ch（" suffix="ch）" delimiter="ch；" cite-group-delimiter="ch、">which produce correctly: ch（风四期等，1985ch、1998ch）
But the settings in locale="en" as:
<layout locale="en" prefix="en(" suffix="en)" delimiter="en; " cite-group-delimiter="en, " >which produce unwanted output for 'cite-group-delimiter' (as well as the wrong output of 'prefix' submitted in another topic at: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/99759/prefix-does-not-work-for-layout-locale-en-in-citation-and-bibliography#latest , I tried the suggestion of https://juris-m.github.io/mail/ there, without solution.) :
ch（Aonejason, 2005ach、2005ben)
Is the 'cite-group-delimiter' the same as the 'prefix' , not currently solvable?
Appreciate any feedback. Thanks a lot!