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kb:name_parsing [2017/11/22 07:56] – Moved name-part parsing from playground to its own page bwiernik | kb:name_parsing [2017/11/22 07:57] (current) – Change MLZ to Juris-M bwiernik | ||
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There is a small square icon to the right of each name (just before the **(+)** and **(-)** buttons used to add and remove creators). Clicking on the square icon will toggle the name between // | There is a small square icon to the right of each name (just before the **(+)** and **(-)** buttons used to add and remove creators). Clicking on the square icon will toggle the name between // | ||
- | * In single-field mode, the field content is not parsed when generating citations. ((In the Multilingual Zotero | + | * In single-field mode, the field content is not parsed when generating citations. ((In the Juris-M (formerly |
- | * In two-field mode, the field is parsed to (even) smaller parts when generating citations. Two-field mode should ordinarily be used for personal names. //This includes Asian names!// The CSL processor in Zotero can correctly format names in a variety of languages, ((Chinese and Japanese names will render correctly in official Zotero. Names in some languages (Khmer and Myanmar being two examples) are not yet handled correctly by official Zotero; users with special requirements may wish to explore | + | * In two-field mode, the field is parsed to (even) smaller parts when generating citations. Two-field mode should ordinarily be used for personal names. //This includes Asian names!// The CSL processor in Zotero can correctly format names in a variety of languages, ((Chinese and Japanese names will render correctly in official Zotero. Names in some languages (Khmer and Myanmar being two examples) are not yet handled correctly by official Zotero; users with special requirements may wish to explore |
== Name-part parsing == | == Name-part parsing == | ||
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In two-field mode only, personal names are parsed into five separate parts for formatting purposes. Here they are, with a brief explanation of each: | In two-field mode only, personal names are parsed into five separate parts for formatting purposes. Here they are, with a brief explanation of each: | ||
- | * //Family name:// The family or clan name of an individual is the primary " | + | * //Family name:// The family or clan name of an individual is the primary " |
* The family name of "Sam Spade" is " | * The family name of "Sam Spade" is " | ||
* The family name of " | * The family name of " |