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Exactly what is the "DivNom, IV, 13" source document? This sounds a bit like earlier requests for special handling of "classical works."
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Separate documents for each chapter.
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No. There have been a few, long, threads on this topic for background.
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You do realize that Erik Hetzer's been working on integrating Zotero and Org mode? See zotero-dev list for details.
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Perhaps shared accounts so that the user of one can login to the other. Just use OpenID (which zotero already supports).
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So isn't it straightforward enough to simply say the within-author-group item block is actually a hanging-indent? We might need to revisit the display values, perhaps adding one for "hanging"? Something vaguely like ... …
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I have a feeling you're going to need to hear from Simon on this one.
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The only difference between this and the AAA style that I can identify is that citations that go on for multiple lines after the Author's name should be indented for each of those additional lines. Just to be clear, you mean they should be a left-al…
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I thought the integration code used to handle the punctuation cleanup? Perhaps this a regression?
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So use some other app designed specifically for use with BibTeX. And maybe check back in a few months. What value is a rant like this really? Next time take a breath before posting.
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http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/2914/ Editor is available for use in the Document type.
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Isn't there an existing thread on this issue?
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Is there any reason this isn't included in Zotero?
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Right. https://github.com/citation-style-language/schema/issues/40#issuecomment-990263
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I think we're talking past each other :-) I'm asking, what happens now, with my example citation, if one has a style that specifies to sort the citation references by date? Is the #2 example I presented how citeproc-js handles it? If it is, this…
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@fbennett - the key part of my question was "if one sorted by date"; your example sorts first by author.
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@fbennett: Re 1, CSL 1.0 doesn't support this. Doesn't support what? Sorting an author group by date of first publication? So ... (Smith, 2000, 2010; Doe, 2005) ...? So if one sorted by date, you're saying the groups would get flattened, and hence…
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@mccorkell - sorry about that. I was sort of doing a more technical sidebar to see if we really understood what you are asking for. Do you agree that you want a sectional bibliography (different sections, with different headings, for different types…
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Well, for one thing, the types descriptions people typically use to divide a sectional bibliography often don't have a very strong relation to the Zotero or CSL types. I thought Frank had some experimental code for sectional bibs?
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but the OP is actually asking for a sectioned bibliography. Sorting seems rather orthogonal.
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Forget about newlines; take a look at the 'block' support (see docs).
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Read the error messages: they tell you exactly what's wrong.
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There are a lot of problems with the style that would have been solved if you'd read the documentation better :-) the id value is wrong (all lowercase and no spaces please) the updated value is invalid it's a 0.8 style even if I upgrade it, I get s…
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As I say on the ticket, I think the explanation here is misleading, and I'm still not convinced it's a limitation in CSL (if it is though, it needs to be fixed ASAP): https://github.com/citation-style-language/schema/issues/40/#comment_964999
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You should harass your IT people to let up on the restriction :-)
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When I get a chance, I'll spend some time trying to track down specific translators. But one quick example is stuff pulled from jstor.
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@fbennett: So what does an orphaned "accessed" date refer to? I go to the "garbage in garbage out" principle: bad data yields incoherent results. Not a style's job to be fixing these sorts of problems. But I don't feel that strongly on this particu…
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@rtinze: The problem is, what's a "webpage" in 2011? A journal or newspaper article that's published on the web is a webpage as well, and should include a URL and access date if present. This is why I think styles should be liberal on this matter, a…
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@fbennett: So if there is a date inside the child group, that triggers rendering of the entire macro. To produce the expected behavior, the outer group should be replaced with a wrapper. Wouldn't a more appropriate fix be to de-nest the groups? …
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Nevermind; I may be misunderstanding the issue (and don't want to read the whole thread). But typically this problem is actually with the translators, and not the styles.