Masataka Ogawa

@jgm I would like to ask you some clarification questions: 1. Are you going to add some modifications to citeproc so that citeproc raises an error if it detects multiple...

I believe that supporting multiple layouts by citeproc will save the life of massive number of writers and researchers, like us, who simultaneously cite documents written in European alphabets and...

@badumont Thank you for your clarification. > > 2. Is it impossible that citeproc supports multiple layouts by parsing if-statements that are originally implemented in CSL 1.0 and independent of...

@denismaier Thank you for sharing me the source of the document and telling me the limitation of the approach. > you can include language variables in the "Extra" field of...

I think a formatting function similar to `formatGlossLine` is necessary for [`splitSource`](https://github.com/cysouw/pandoc-ling/blob/2a1e55af5d976dab5557affdbee95fee05446ed4/pandoc-ling.lua#L405) so that a string `~...~` is converted into small caps via `pandoc.SmallCaps()`, and non-alphabetical symbols like `/` are...

I just found now [a comment on an answer in StackOverflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63441523/how-do-i-assign-a-random-seed-to-the-dplyr-sample-n-function#comment115431267_63441680), which tells that `set.seed(123)` _needs to be called_ each time _before_ `sample_n` _is performed_.

Thank you for your reply. It is great if `flipbookr::chunk_reveal()` has an argument for setting seed! > It looks like you are using flipbookr w/ pdf/beamer output? I am afraid...