In coding the style, I had occasion to test for two possible term
labels to the locator. The current specification permits only one, so
this invalidated the CSL. It parsed and ran fine in Zotero, so there
is no implementation issue for Zotero, at least; I would just like to
request that multiple locator terms be permitted in the scope of the
attribute:
In the spec, this would involve one small change:
- attribute locator { cs-terms.locator }?,
- attribute locator { list { cs-terms.locator+ } }?,
Is this acceptable?
Frank Bennett
Bumping this. Any opinions?
Sounds good to me.
OK. I do have one question though …On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 6:54 PM, Simon Kornblith <@Simon_Kornblith> wrote:
On Jan 8, 2009, at 10:13 AM, Bruce D’Arcus wrote:
Bumping this. Any opinions?
On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 8:30 AM, Frank Bennett <@Frank_Bennett> wrote:
In coding the style, I had occasion to test for two possible term
labels to the locator. The current specification permits only one, so
this invalidated the CSL. It parsed and ran fine in Zotero, so there
is no implementation issue for Zotero, at least; I would just like to
request that multiple locator terms be permitted in the scope of the
attribute:
… what does this mean? Is it equivalent to …
…?
Bruce
… what does this mean? Is it equivalent to …
…?
Bruce
Sorry, I should have written
Frank
although bugged (and now fixed) the haskell implementation already
supports a list of locators in the conditional.
Andrea