probable bug in the CSL processor

LiborA

Currently I am testing the style for Development and Change style. I found this behaviour:
If I have the abbreviation of surename "G.H." then the output form style is with double dot - see the editor in

Wyllie, A.H. et al. (1980) ‘Cell Death: The Significance of Apoptosis’, in G.. Bourne et al. (eds) International Review of Cytology, pp. 251–306 (Vol. 68). London: Academic Press.

If I change the abbreviation of surename to the "G. H." then the output form style is correct:

Wyllie, A.H. et al. (1980) ‘Cell Death: The Significance of Apoptosis’, in G.H. Bourne et al. (eds) International Review of Cytology, pp. 251–306 (Vol. 68). London: Academic Press.

bwiernik

@fbennett Should citeproc-js treat full stops as word breaks?

fbennett

It should be indifferent to the intervening space. Is the style available online?

adamsmith

The style is here
https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:development-and-change
, I can't replicate this in 5.0.25, though

LiborA

I try it on three my PCs yet and it works OK. Unfortunately, I updated Zotero in a meanwhile. The thread can be closed.