Bug in CSL processing?
I noticed something strange for references formatted with Harvard 3 (http://www.zotero.org/styles/harvard3/dev): for a book section, the section title is enclosed in quotes, which is correct. However, the comma that should be placed after the quotes, is placed inside them, directly after the section title, e.g.:
Adams, D 1979, “Chapter 1,” in Mouse & Oak (eds)
instead of
Adams, D 1979, “Chapter 1”, in Mouse & Oak (eds)
In the CSL code, the quotes are specified in the title-macro ("<text variable="title" quotes="true"/>"), while the use of the comma is specified as a prefix within the bibliography element:
<text macro="title" prefix=" "/>
<group class="container" prefix=", ">
<text term="in" text-case="lowercase"/>
Is this behavior a bug in the processing of the CSL?
Adams, D 1979, “Chapter 1,” in Mouse & Oak (eds)
instead of
Adams, D 1979, “Chapter 1”, in Mouse & Oak (eds)
In the CSL code, the quotes are specified in the title-macro ("<text variable="title" quotes="true"/>"), while the use of the comma is specified as a prefix within the bibliography element:
<text macro="title" prefix=" "/>
<group class="container" prefix=", ">
<text term="in" text-case="lowercase"/>
Is this behavior a bug in the processing of the CSL?
See https://www.zotero.org/trac/ticket/989