Bruce D'Arcus

...and the variable would only say that these should be superscripted; nothing about formatting details beyond that. On Fri, Apr 14, 2017, 6:53 AM Bruce D'Arcus wrote: > I have...

A small adjustment to the proposal: - If a variable rendered with cs:number contains no characters other than numbers, at least one space separating each number, and optionally one or...

- Are en-dashes and em-dashes also recognized (in addition to hyphens)? - What happens when you sort on variable values that are parsed as number lists? Does "4, 3 &...

Re en- and em-dashes, what do you think? I'm open either way. Re sorting, that's a good point. Using the first number encountered is probably adequate. I'm not sure whether...

Apparently citeproc-js already does sort numeric variables numerically, and it's not broken by multiple-value variables. Haven't checked the details, but it passes a test okay. --- ``` Original Comment By:...

As for the parsing of values with a single number, I think it makes sense to render a value like "4a-c" verbatim. What would be the best logic to detect...

Could do that. Have added to the test for inspection. [http://bitbucket.org/fbennett/citeproc- js/src/tip/tests/fixtures/local/number_EditionOrdinalWithMultiple.txt](http://bitbucket.org/fbennett/citeproc-) js/src/tip/tests/fixtures/local/number_EditionOrdinalWithMultiple.txt --- ``` Original Comment By: Frank Bennett ```

Based on Frank's proposal, maybe this would work? If a variable displayed with cs:number contains both digit and non-digit characters, an attempt is made to extract the numeric data. If...

I don't know what I think of this proposal, but like the precise spec writing! On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 12:31 PM, Rintze M. Zelle [email protected] wrote: > @fbennett,...

I think this is part of the multi-section bib issue. Basically, you need a section filtered on type that does not print.