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The zotero-plain project (by Erik Hetzner) is an extension to the Python reStructuredText parser/publisher tool suite. It is composed of two elements: a Python module the extends the reStructuredText parsing and output engines of the suite; and a Fi…
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Are there suggestions for which punctuation marks should override the inter-cite delimiter when they occur at the end of a suffix or the beginning of a prefix? I'm now looking at the spot where the change will be needed, and so far I have just comma…
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The issue with analysis,; is general processor behavior. I'll try to fix it soon to handle this case better.
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Try switching to another style, then back. That might clear the bibliography glitch; it works for me here.
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For folks that would like to see punctuation and punctuation-in-quotes issues cleared up in the Chicago styles, here is a copy of Chicago Fullnote w/Bibliography, refactored to apply delimiters correctly: https://gist.github.com/1623317 This is me…
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There are problems with the syntax. The best way to explore them is through validation. http://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editing_step-by-step#validation
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Great, we now have four possible citation formats. :) I guess the simplest way to move forward will be to incorporate patent cite support into a particular style when someone makes a specific request, and kind of wing it elsewhere. The notes on Chic…
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A question: are assignees relevant to a citation? If so, should they simply be subbed in for the inventor, or should they be noted separately in the cite in some form? I see that the Inventor field is not yet mapped. I'll come up with a way to work…
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There are two issues with the style. It needs an "id" element inside info (around line 18 or so) like this: http://zotero.org/styles/productivity-commission There is also an unneeded (and invalid) label element around line 104, that can just be remo…
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I've just completed changes to the disambiguation code in citeproc-js that will almost certainly address the name mismatch issue (and if not, bring us to a point where fixing any remaining glitch will be trivial coding). I'll check in the code after…
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I would like to work out support for patents. The coding itself won't be too much trouble, but it sounds like references might adopt a variety of styles. These will need to recombined with various general styles ... I wonder if we can work out a typ…
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JoshCraig: Just a couple of things to confirm before I wander off to other things. First, have you validated your custom style against the CSL 1.0 schema? Second, there should be a "class" attributed on the style tag (the outermost block of the styl…
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@adamsmith, as background, the affixes were cleaned up by validating the style in Emacs nXML with the MLZ extended schema (CSL 1.0mlz1). That schema bans leading spaces on prefixes and trailing spaces on suffixes everywhere but in cs:names and cs:da…
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@adamsmith: I've put up a pull request for a modified version of Chicago Fullnote with Bibliography (no ibid). I've given the new version its own name and ID for the time being, so it can be tested before deployment. I haven't checked the reported i…
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It may be a bug. This end of disambiguation is up for some rewriting in the code; the logic can be made simpler and cleaner, and I think the changes I'm planning will address this. Please bear with; it might take a few weeks for me to get to it.
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It's all those affix joins; they need to be moved to delimiters throughout the style. It's a big job, and will need a round of feedback after the changes (for each style) to be sure the output doesn't change. The processor already does some refacto…
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Flipping to square braces is turned on when the last-occurring (round) parens in an affix (suffix or prefix) is an open parens, and turned off when it is a close parens (nesting of parens is not relevant). Flipping resets to off at the start of a ci…
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@dstark,As has been mentioned previously, parentheses that are simply typed into the word processor and not entered in the citation editor shouldn't be something for which we'd expect Zotero to account automatically. But, since I've here specified t…
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I've just checked in a fresh release of the CSL processor with a fix for this. You won't need to make any manual adjustments, it will just work. When the new processor is taken up by Zotero for the 3.0 development branch (probably within a week or s…
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It's triggered by the "language" variable on the item, or alternatively by the default language of the style if the variable is empty. The examples under the link show how it works; you would move the content of the layout to a macro (if all you're …
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That's clear, thanks. In the short term, the mappings needed for several things (issuing jurisdiction, filing date, other things in the right panel that might be relevant to a cite) are not yet mapped to CSL (that is, the data is not sent to the cit…
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There is a way, but it is (as yet) non-standard (the CSL will not validate against the CSL 1.0 schema). Whether it qualifies as simple is a matter of opinion. :) The syntax is documented here. I'm working on more detailed documentation of this and …
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@tnemeth, The formatting of patent cites varies between styles, so we'll need some concrete guidance here. What style are you using (edit: CMS Note, sorry for missing that), and what form does it specify for a reference to a patent (if you can prov…
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Maybe "Pat./Pub. num." to save UI space?
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Hmm. The processor could handle that correctly, although it doesn't at present. The previous citation is a solo reference, but each cite in the set (within the footnote) will carry the same note number, so we should be able to get the logic right. I…
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If using Firefox (rather than Standalone), be sure you have disabled all plugins that are not directly related to Zotero. Then try the steps for debugging broken documents. If you still have trouble, report back and maybe someone can help.
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Are all of the references in note 1 generated by Zotero? Ibid should not occur in the second note; it should only be applied if the previous note contains only one reference. As far as I know, that logic is working correctly in the processor. If not…
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The "y m d" label to the right of the field content just shows which elements of it have been parsed out and recognized. It isn't related to the format shown on screen.
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Some of us are working on uniform support for legal resources, with experimental versions of the CSL citation language schema and the Zotero client, over on the CitationStylist site. This is development work, and so not perfectly stable at this poin…
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Will the new CSL variable discussed under the link I posted above cover the use case? It's not in Zotero/CSL yet, but it is planned.