宜家屋企網路不穩😂😂 #CSL

OMG they’re suggesting the actors’ own names for potential baby names 😂 #KDrama #CSL

I bet there’s going to be another major cyber attack and he’s going to be the only one able to counter it so they won’t have a choice but to call him back #KDrama #CSL

I think what Seonghyun did, that he thought “you won’t like what I’ll do from now on,” wasn’t messing anything up for her or the company, but just having his father see the pictures.

Sister might be jealous but she wouldn’t mess up with the company either. It’s all the asshole father, who thinks that ruining D&T is a way to punish Jeongwoo and (I guess) force him to marry sister. #KDrama #CSL

I bet it’s the former partner, the one ”who’d love to come back,” who’s doing the industrial spying. There’s probably a hidden camera in the plant he gifted him too. #KDrama #CSL

Ahhhh OK, his battery hasn’t stayed charged for 3-4 years, he just literally kept charged 😆 #KDrama #CSL

Pretty girl is working needlessly hard. It shouldn’t be that complicated to get that introverted nerd! #KDrama #CSL

OK, I see #Pandoc parses the “van” as dropping particle, which explains its behavior. But it doesn’t seem to possible to have a non-dropping particle that’s ignored for sorting (the #CSL option demote-non-dropping-particle="sort-only").

Reading the #CSL #CitationStyleLanguage specification, my understanding is that non-dropping particles should never be dropped from short names, regardless of the value of demote-non-dropping-particle. So, in an author-year citation, a name like “Joris van Zundert” should always appear as “van Zundert,” right? However, #Pandoc always produces “Zundert.” CSL allows you to cite “van Zundert” and have him sorted under Z—but this doesn’t seem to be possible with Pandoc. Am I missing something?

Alguém aí entende de #csl?

Como deixar apenas a primeira palavra (e os artigos que a antecedem) em maiúsculo?

Does anyone there knows #csl?

How can I make only the first word (and the article or monossylable before that) uppercase?

(Boosts please)

:boostsPorFavor:

#cslnext

As I'm working on some changes to the style model, I decided to look back to the first example of a #csl style I could find; one from 2006.

This was from the initial XSLT implementation; before "macros" and when there was a "relation" attribute.

Coincidentally (in the sense I didn't set out to do this), that version and what I'm working on now share some similarities.

I haven’t touched #csl since early March, I remember I couldn’t get my map loading; now I can’t even make it to the main menu. 🙄

Bueno, berez, Zotero edo beste edozein aplikazio #csl aipuen estilorako formatu-fitxategiak erabiltzen dituena: https://citationstyles.org/

#csl-next

One of the details I like of the #BibLaTeX design is it offers a lot of low-level flexibility and power, but also simpler interfaces for configuring the common behaviors.

For example, you get very low-level on sorting, or just select a simple parameter.

I'm playing currently with a similar idea, where one can configure sorting and grouping together like so:

processing: author-date

RIP, my Intel i7 4790K literally meets minimum requirements. Given that I built my current PC in 2015 just for this game’s predecessor… I think I have to upgrade my machine again.

But the new trailer (https://youtu.be/eC-gjyvUvGQ) with in-game footage looks really promising!

#csl2 #csl #citiesskylines

Source: https://store.steampowered.com/app/949230/Cities_Skylines_II/

My #csl-next #rustlang newbie question for the day:

When to write new traits, and when to implement core things like fmt::Display?

Two key traits that I am considering, for example, are Render (to define how to format different data types to a string), and SortAndGroupAble (to return a string to use as a sort or grouping key).

The former obviously treads on fmt::Display territory. So how to know whether to roll my own or not?

«...the city of #CôteStLuc made it clear just how seriously it takes the #Legault government’s latest linguistic reality.

“For service in English, press 2,” says a recorded voice that answers the municipality’s general information number. “And by the way, you don’t need to show us your Grade 3 report card or your family tree going back 10 generations. And you don’t have to pinky promise anything.»

#qcpoli #CSL #CAQ #CAQa #Bill96 #Language #English #French #Anglophobe

https://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/cote-st-luc-claps-back-at-montreals-bill-96-inspired-311-message#Echobox=1685715478

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A little demo repo that shows integration of rust code auto-generated from the #csl-next JSON schemas, which are in turn auto-generated from the typescript model.

https://github.com/bdarcus/csln-rs

It's just a few lines of added code, and shows serializing and deserializing the style JSON.

The #cslnext #csl project (no, I'm not good with project names, and it's likely temporary) has turned out to be pretty fun.

I switched to using #deno for development a couple of weeks ago, and in the past couple of days finally hit a key milestone:

https://github.com/bdarcus/csl-next/commit/ece85826f4141c06d34de877f3c11b6cbad5225d

Will be tagging v0.1.0 in the coming days, which is just me saying the draft model is solid enough to start building out the processing functionality.