Locator/label with roman numerals?

Locator/label with roman numerals?

[John Carter Wood]

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I've run into another curious issue (Pandoc 2.18). 

The CSL-style I use has a label for locators ("at p.#" or "at pp. ##-##"). 
However, if the page numbers are in *Roman* numerals, the label does not 
appear as it does with Arabic numerals. 

The attached test .md file has two references and cites them with a page 
number, one Arabic, one Roman. The results in the footnotes: 

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I have tried it with another CSL file that also uses p./pp. and the results 
are the same. 

Any idea what's going on? Is this related to the other locator issue I 
raised with citeproc?: 
https://github.com/jgm/citeproc/issues/107#issuecomment-1140252757

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---
title: Locator test, Arabic versus Roman
csl: /home/john/Documents/csl/ieg-2-en-23.csl

references:
- type: book
  id: doe1
  author:
  - family: Doe
    given: Jane
  issued:
    date-parts:
    - - 2022
  title: A book title
  publisher: 'Whatever press'
  lang: en-GB
- type: book
  id: doe2
  author:
  - family: Doe
    given: Jane
  issued:
    date-parts:
    - - 2022
  title: A second book title
  publisher: 'Whatever press'
  lang: en-GB
...

Arabic [@doe1, 4] 

Roman [@doe2, iv]

Re: Locator/label with roman numerals?

[Bastien DUMONT]

Roman numerals (i.e. letters) are not recognized as page numbers: you have to write "p. iv". Then the reference will be formatted according to your CSL file, e.g. a non-breakable space will be inserted and the prefix will appear as "pp." if it precedes a range.

Le Wednesday 06 July 2022 à 11:41:02AM, John Carter Wood a écrit :
> I've run into another curious issue (Pandoc 2.18).
> 
> The CSL-style I use has a label for locators ("at p.#" or "at pp. ##-##").
> However, if the page numbers are in *Roman* numerals, the label does not appear
> as it does with Arabic numerals.
> 
> The attached test .md file has two references and cites them with a page
> number, one Arabic, one Roman. The results in the footnotes:
> 
> locator-differences.png
> I have tried it with another CSL file that also uses p./pp. and the results are
> the same.
> 
> Any idea what's going on? Is this related to the other locator issue I raised
> with citeproc?: https://github.com/jgm/citeproc/issues/107#
> issuecomment-1140252757
> 
> 
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> ---
> title: Locator test, Arabic versus Roman
> csl: /home/john/Documents/csl/ieg-2-en-23.csl
> 
> references:
> - type: book
>   id: doe1
>   author:
>   - family: Doe
>     given: Jane
>   issued:
>     date-parts:
>     - - 2022
>   title: A book title
>   publisher: 'Whatever press'
>   lang: en-GB
> - type: book
>   id: doe2
>   author:
>   - family: Doe
>     given: Jane
>   issued:
>     date-parts:
>     - - 2022
>   title: A second book title
>   publisher: 'Whatever press'
>   lang: en-GB
> ...
> 
> Arabic [@doe1, 4] 
> 
> Roman [@doe2, iv]

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Re: Locator/label with roman numerals?

[John Carter Wood]

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Great, thanks! I must have overlooked that. 

Bastien Dumont schrieb am Mittwoch, 6. Juli 2022 um 22:36:28 UTC+2:

> Roman numerals (i.e. letters) are not recognized as page numbers: you have 
> to write "p. iv". Then the reference will be formatted according to your 
> CSL file, e.g. a non-breakable space will be inserted and the prefix will 
> appear as "pp." if it precedes a range.
>
> Le Wednesday 06 July 2022 à 11:41:02AM, John Carter Wood a écrit :
> > I've run into another curious issue (Pandoc 2.18).
> > 
> > The CSL-style I use has a label for locators ("at p.#" or "at pp. 
> ##-##").
> > However, if the page numbers are in *Roman* numerals, the label does not 
> appear
> > as it does with Arabic numerals.
> > 
> > The attached test .md file has two references and cites them with a page
> > number, one Arabic, one Roman. The results in the footnotes:
> > 
> > locator-differences.png
> > I have tried it with another CSL file that also uses p./pp. and the 
> results are
> > the same.
> > 
> > Any idea what's going on? Is this related to the other locator issue I 
> raised
> > with citeproc?: https://github.com/jgm/citeproc/issues/107#
> > issuecomment-1140252757
> > 
> > 
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>
>
> > ---
> > title: Locator test, Arabic versus Roman
> > csl: /home/john/Documents/csl/ieg-2-en-23.csl
> > 
> > references:
> > - type: book
> > id: doe1
> > author:
> > - family: Doe
> > given: Jane
> > issued:
> > date-parts:
> > - - 2022
> > title: A book title
> > publisher: 'Whatever press'
> > lang: en-GB
> > - type: book
> > id: doe2
> > author:
> > - family: Doe
> > given: Jane
> > issued:
> > date-parts:
> > - - 2022
> > title: A second book title
> > publisher: 'Whatever press'
> > lang: en-GB
> > ...
> > 
> > Arabic [@doe1, 4] 
> > 
> > Roman [@doe2, iv]
>
>

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