van, de in author names wrong in style sheet De Buck
Dutch names with 'van' or 'de' appear wrong in De Buck style:
In the first citation it appears as:
N.C.F. Van Sas, De metamorfose van Nederland.
- I would like it to appear as N.C.F. van Sas.
Following citations are correct: Van Sas,
In the bibliography it appears as: Van Sas, N.C.F., which in itself is correct but it should be alphabetically under 'S' instead of under 'V'.
Can anyone correct this? Thanks!
In the first citation it appears as:
N.C.F. Van Sas, De metamorfose van Nederland.
- I would like it to appear as N.C.F. van Sas.
Following citations are correct: Van Sas,
In the bibliography it appears as: Van Sas, N.C.F., which in itself is correct but it should be alphabetically under 'S' instead of under 'V'.
Can anyone correct this? Thanks!
The sort order, though, we should be able to get right.
Could you paste an excerpt of the bib that shows the incorrect sorting?
(and I assume this is using Zotero, yes? This is the type of thing that other reference managers could easily get wrong).
instead of: Van Sas, N.C.F.,
Would that be possible?
Last Name: Sas
First Name: N.C.F., van
(Writing in haste, haven't tested, but I think that will do it, if the dropping-particle option in the style is set appropriately.)
But it gives the problem that footnotes are without 'van', ie they appear as:
- first reference: N.C.F. van Sas, (which is correct)
- 2nd reference: Sas, => instead of Van Sas,
I guess this is unsolvable unless Zotero finds a solution in the database itself, f.i. a seperate field for what in Dutch is called 'tussenvoegsels'i.e. insertions like ('van', 'van de(r)' and 'de' in names)?
Perhaps we should allow "text-case" on cs:name, so we can use "capitalize-first" for the names in in-text citations? We currently can only use it on cs:name-part, which would be problematic in case of name disambiguation (when "Van Sas" should become "N.C.F. van Sas").
The sorting and display behavior, however, is:
Setting demote-non-dropping-particle="always
gives me
First citation:
Firstname van Lastname
Subsequent citation:
van Lastname
Bibliography:
Lastname, Firstname van
which I believe is what EBoersma wants.
Is that what de Buck requires? Can you cite from the documentation on that?