Gereon Kaiping
Gereon Kaiping
Actually, there is one: The paper assumes that all section headings are first-level headings. In my docs, I would of course want them to be h2 or lower. I assume...
I have and must have for the paper ``` # Summary ``` In my [paper-inside-the-docs](https://lexedata.readthedocs.io/en/joss-paper/paper.html), I would want ``` Summary¶ ``` with an `` that I set elsewhere, maybe in...
> > yep, the parsing of `[@citations]` syntax is relatively easy, its just then what you "do" with that; how do you link it up to a bibtex file, and...
If anyone else is confused about how to use it, or if you base as an example on this, this is what I did for now. (I noticed I need...
Ah. I had just been searching for \label in the technical documentation and https://github.com/Witiko/markdown/blob/42853fdae267a2dc8bf0e91477086727610dae21/markdown.dtx#L16496 in a fitting context made me think that tables got labels, similarly for figures.
Looking for whether I *need* to specify a branch or whether I can just specify a commit, I did find this MR and it has helped me understand that, yes,...
All these reference properties already have an entry `` or equivalent, and the comments read something like > An identifier referencing a language either > - by providing a foreign...
I have just looked into the code of `cldf validate`. The basic paradigm of that web of Python code makes it easy to add validators that operate on all values...
I did indeed mean > if a table has an #id column, it must be declared as primaryKey and if it declares a primaryKey, it must be a column with...
If you think people would want natural keys as their primary key, and the CSVW specs and our tooling around them are fine with designating arbitrary colums (as seen from...