Simon asked for an example. Here’s one from the older schema, where I
was trying to model a style. I’ll edit out all but the relevant parts.
In general, this is a good test of CSL, as it not only has the grouping
stuff, but also original and translated/transliterated titles, names,
etc.
href=“http://www.nanzan-u.ac.jp/SHUBUNKEN/publications/jjrs/
JJRS%20manuscript%20submission%20&%20style%20sheet.pdf”
>journal style guide
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An interesting test case. On one hand, it shows common issues in
the humanities
with support for internationalization and grouping references by
type (primary/secondary).
OTOH, it has a quite non-standard requirement to group the
published sources by author.
Author [Kanji name]
Year Title ...
CSL handles it well, but I think I still need: label and tab (and
space?) fields.
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<bibliography author-as-sort-order="first-author"
author-shorten-with="———."
sort-order=“author-date”>
<use-et_al min-authors=“4” use-first=“3”/>
References
Primary Sources
Published Sources
Unpublished Sources
Secondary Sources
…