More terms

I found this list of terms of commonly used words from here
http://wwwlib.murdoch.edu.au/find/citation/chicago.html
It looks like a good list to support. I think about 1/2 of them are
currently supported.

Having tackled formatting a few more citations, I think we really need to
support some sort of syntax
for helping with volumes and editions. Formats I’ve seen include things
like:
Edition 3, 3rd edition, 3rd ed.
Vol. 1, volume 1, 1st volume.
So some support for ordinal support (as in date) would be helpful.

Is anyone collecting these ideas?

Julian.

app. appendix art. article chap. chapter div. division ed. editor,
edited by, edition eds. editors et al. and others (Latin et al) n.d. no
date no. nos. number(s) n.p. no place p. pp. page(s) par. paragraph pt.
part rev. revised sec. section ser. series suppl. supplement s.v. under
the word (Latin sub verso) trans. translator(s) vol. volume

Julian Onions wrote:

I found this list of terms of commonly used words from here
Murdoch University Library
It looks like a good list to support. I think about 1/2 of them are
currently supported.

Having tackled formatting a few more citations, I think we really need
to support some sort of syntax
for helping with volumes and editions. Formats I’ve seen include things
like:
Edition 3, 3rd edition, 3rd ed.
Vol. 1, volume 1, 1st volume.
So some support for ordinal support (as in date) would be helpful.

This has come up before.

It might suggest a new element: cs:number. But that’s of course a change
that would require changes in existing styles and code, and it may be a
problem in some cases.

Simon, any opinions on this?

Is anyone collecting these ideas?

It’s for these reasons I wish SF offered a wiki. But I’ll look into
adding the terms.

Bruce