Right-click case change -- ignore Greek (math) characters

DWL-SDCA

Is is possible to keep the case of Greek characters when right-clicking to convert to sentence case? I'm concerned with Δ being converted to δ and similar character issues.

Specific example from today:
Effect of cannabidiol and Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol on driving performance: a randomized clinical trial.

downloaded as:
EFFECT OF CANNABIDIOL AND Δ9-TETRAHYDROCANNABINOL ON DRIVING PERFORMANCE: A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL.

when within Zotero converted to sentence case it became:
Effect of cannabidiol and δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol on driving performance: a randomized clinical trial.

If possible, am I the only one who thinks that this is desirable?

Thanks

bwiernik

I think the BBT Sentence Case function does this @emilianoeheyns

DWL-SDCA

@bwiernik Does this mean that if possible with BBT it should be possible in Zotero?

bwiernik

It’s just how the change case function is written. BBT’s has a few extra nice handlings compared to Zotero’s

emilianoeheyns

It does currently title case these, but a good point is raised here. I'll look in to it. But if you protect it with a case-protect span (which I reckon you'd want for this anyhow), BBT title case will leave them alone, where i think the regular sentence case won't. It might be a good idea to have a zotero-supported way to mark math sections at some point, but right now, the case-protect spans are all there is.

bwiernik

@emilianoeheyns How does BibLaTeX handle case conversion with non-Latin characters? CSL spec is being updated to say they should only apply to Latin.

emilianoeheyns

I don't know, honestly. My sentence caser is likely very naive in comparison. The main difference with the Zotero sentence caser is that it retains words with inner capitals, and that it keeps protected sections.

emilianoeheyns

My sentence case in fact already leaves [^A-Za-z] alone, so Δ9 will not be affected.