Simon Kornblith 0aee953bf6 Update to citeproc-js 1.0.18 ... From Frank's announcement: This release fixes a small issue in disambiguation, which could cause initials or full given names to be retained where they are not necessary to achieve disambiguation, under certain fairly rare conditions. This also includes a very small change to the regexp used to identify numeric content in numeric fields, support for RTF and plain text output (courtesy of Simon), and a modification to the ./test.py script, adding a -E option that dumps a version of the processor with embedded E4X support, suitable for drop-in inclusion in current Zotero 2.1.		2010-06-01 06:47:02 +00:00
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content	Update to citeproc-js 1.0.18	2010-06-01 06:47:02 +00:00
locale	Use citeproc-js as CSL parser. There is an issue with multiple citations in numbered styles that I will probably need Frank's help to track down, but otherwise, this seems to work. Many things are completely untested, including EndNote style support. Currently requires CSL 1.0 styles. In the near future, I hope to use the XSLT stylesheet to transform CSL 0.8 to CSL 1.0.	2010-05-30 11:25:25 +00:00
skin/default/zotero	Use citeproc-js as CSL parser. There is an issue with multiple citations in numbered styles that I will probably need Frank's help to track down, but otherwise, this seems to work. Many things are completely untested, including EndNote style support. Currently requires CSL 1.0 styles. In the near future, I hope to use the XSLT stylesheet to transform CSL 0.8 to CSL 1.0.	2010-05-30 11:25:25 +00:00