'Hyphen'/'en dash' and "p."/"pp."
First of all: thanks for a brilliant initiative!
I am using SVN version 1994 and Openoffice.org 2.3 (w. plugin). I have, however, encountered a problem when "p." and "pp." introduces page number ranges in citations. (Page numbers are specified in the Edit citation-window.)
a. If a range is separated with 'hyphen': 123-234, the output is "pp. 123-234".
b. If a range is separated with 'en dash' (which to my knowledge is more correct): 7–19, the output is "p. 7–19".
This seems to happen in all styles using the abbreviations "p." and "pp.", so I guess it is not controlled by the styles?
I am using SVN version 1994 and Openoffice.org 2.3 (w. plugin). I have, however, encountered a problem when "p." and "pp." introduces page number ranges in citations. (Page numbers are specified in the Edit citation-window.)
a. If a range is separated with 'hyphen': 123-234, the output is "pp. 123-234".
b. If a range is separated with 'en dash' (which to my knowledge is more correct): 7–19, the output is "p. 7–19".
This seems to happen in all styles using the abbreviations "p." and "pp.", so I guess it is not controlled by the styles?
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See also this thread, which brought up this and other parsing issues.
This should probably be handled like the Date field, with a parsing status indicator on the right and the parsed and reformatted string in a tooltip on hover.