is-numeric in Zotero 4 and 5
I've only noticed this since switching from Zotero 4 to 5: Zotero 4 treated variables like "6.1" as numeric (in an is-numeric conditional). At least that is what my "test suite" PDFs generated with Zotero 4.x show. But Zotero 5 does not do this anymore. It this intended?
@adamsmith Can you confirm that?
(This also explains U1)
Also agree with bwiernik that this isn't just according to specs but also desirable behavior. In the U1 example, U is treated as a prefix, which can at least kind of be handled.
80.1 in Heidegger Gesamtausgabe:
https://www.klostermann.de/epages/63574303.sf/de_DE/?ObjectPath=/Shops/63574303/Categories/Buecher/Philosophie/"Martin Heidegger"/Editionsplan
V.2 in Benjamin Gesammelte Schriften:
http://www.suhrkamp.de/werkausgabe/gesammelte_schriften_sieben_baende_in_teilbaenden_broschur_17.html
IV.5 in Aristoteles Lehrschriften:
https://www.schoeningh.de/katalog/reihe/aristoteles.html
26,1 in Hegel Gesammelte Werke:
https://meiner.de/vorlesungen-uber-die-philosophie-des-rechts-i.html
All of these test false for is-numeric although they are clearly meant to follow a numeric scheme.
Best
Till
Also, in systematic terms, as you point out, these are two different numbers, e.g. Band und Teilband in the Heidegger case. I'm not sure if we'll be able to capture that in Zotero, but ideally that would seem to be the right approach.