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This is not related to the earlier issue that you posted to. The three entries sort correctly for me here, when I import them and add them to a document (with a mixture of other references to confirm the sort position). What may be happening is tha…
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Are you quite certain that the title "EXPERIENCES OF TRANSGENDER IDENTITY" is not entered in full caps in your Zotero database?
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Will see what I can do. Treating all-caps given names as initials unconditionally would include data that is in all caps everywhere, so I'll try step a little carefully there to avoid alarming results.
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We could check the family name for lowercase characters, and split a given name string of all uppercase characters into individual initials if found. Shall we do that? Also, "M E." might come up, shall we give that the same treatment as "M.E"?
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So you want it to recognize "M.E", "M.E.", and "M E" as equivalent?
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The two plugins have been merged - @bwiernik set up an option so you can switch after-colon capitalization on and off.
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Thanks for checking! I'll look at it this weekend and see about fixing it so it works.
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For capitalization after a colon, you wouldn't need to install Juris-M. Adding the Propachi plugin to Zotero should be sufficient. Does the plugin not install successfully?
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No, didn't know of his work or the song. The name just has a nice rhythm to it. Well chosen.
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Like your moniker, by the way.
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Thanks back - fixed, for good measure.
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If I understand correctly, the answer is "yes." CSL has a "numeric" test that can be applied to the edition field: [print the value inline] and [print the value as superscript] I think. Check the CSL specification to be sure…
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This traced back to a bug in the citation processor. If I read the code in Zotero correctly, the problem will go away when the processor is next updated.
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Thanks for working on it! You're welcome! I'm pretty sure that I've resolved the back-reference issues that I flagged in the linked discussion, and the core team are looking into the details of the UI. There are some tricky problems at that end, so …
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Hi all, sorry for the long hiatus. I've picked up the issue, and done some initial work on test fixtures with an experimental fork of the processor. After some confused musing on my part, I posted some test fixtures that illustrate how the processor…
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(Just in case, the extension in this thread, to recognize -short forms [for any var rendered through `cs:text`] is in the repo master, but hasn't been tagged yet.)
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Change is in place and can be released anytime.
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That all sounds good. It should be easy enough in the processor to implement a general pattern, and leave it to the spec to control which variables get the treatment.
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That seems kind of ambitious. Creators, DOI, URL, ISSN, Archive, Abstract?
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It would do, but it isn't picked up in response to . (I realize that the var itself isn't currently legal CSL in any case, but it will be nice for the processor to pick up *-title-short values in this way, with a view to future-proofing as the speci…
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With a recent update to the processor (like yesterday), container-title-short will be recognized; but collection-title-short and other -short forms will render nothing if form="short" is used to call the "parent" variable. I'll try to work out a gen…
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Sorry for the delay in responding here. Writing. The NBSP for the French locale is hard-coded, and at present there isn't a way to turn it off in Zotero or via CSL. There are a few ways that the processor could pass control over it to the user: 1.…
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(A question for @adomasven: does the log consume memory when logging is enabled?)
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Sounds like everything is in order. Will keep thinking about how to test more deeply, and how to reduce the memory footprint.
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Rats. Just to be sure (and probably annoyingly pedantic), did you restart Zotero, or switch styles in the document before running the trial? To assure that the newly installed version is used for processing. Also, @admasven may have further thought…
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@c-sander We have a fresh version of the citation processor that may work for projects of this scale. If you would like to give it a try, you can install it in the Zotero client (not the browser) by downloading the Propachi plugin, saving it to your…
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@wonblee Your copy of Juris-M is out of date. If you reinstall, you should get version 5.0.52m40, which will update automatically. If you still have problems after updating, post back.
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A recent fix for an unrelated processor issue caused one of the processor tests to fail. On inspection, the issue proved to be one that is at least similar to what you describe. You can check to see if your document behaves better with the fix by in…
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Sorry about that. This should be fixed in tag 1.1.210, now available in npm and propachi. https://github.com/Juris-M/citeproc-js/issues/76
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The processor doesn't perform a comparison against all other items. It generates the "minimal" form of the citation, and sets that as a key in a tracking object that carries the itemID of every item that generates the same form. You don't have any i…