Nick Bart

Another question (by a js newbie): What would be the best way to run the parser, for testing, on the command line?

Re: js/command line: Thanks, I think I got it, at least the first version works for me. Is it normal if node prints `undefined` after each output? Also, `console.log(edtf('2016-21').min)` outputs...

> Anyhow, WRT argument by Saašha Metsärantala, I am struggling to understand why this would be a problem for season range parsing, but not a problem for point-date season parsing....

> Are seasons inherently ambiguous in EDTF? “21” to “24” on level 1, WRT order, let alone exact start/end dates: apparently yes. On Level 2, “25” to “28” and “29”...

> the parser currently accepts `1980-24/1980-21` just fine My fault, sorry.

You could try using bookdown ["text references"](https://bookdown.org/yihui/bookdown/markdown-extensions-by-bookdown.html#text-references). - Example: ```` --- output: bookdown::pdf_document2: latex_engine: xelatex html_document: default bookdown::html_document2: default references: - id: eurostat author: Eurostat issued: 2021 title: Database -...

Interestingly enough, this does not work as expected if the output format is word (input file as above, with `bookdown::word_document2: default` added):  Note that...

Interesting, many thanks for posting. I’ll have a closer look later on. Still, it’d be great if huxtable itself could be fixed to work as expected if bookdown "text references"...

Well, for a start, one thing to keep in mind is that bibtex or biblatex are not involved at all in @mingsu’s examples, nor are they in mine. (bibtex or...

Let me summarize what I have been able to figure out about this issue so far. 1) The OP tried to include pandoc citekeys inside huxtable cells. This doesn’t work...