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Incorrect display in the author entry column #2652
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I think the second point is not a bug. The two possible formats are de Waard, Gerard and Gerard de Waard. |
Many thanks for looking at this! |
Hello bvdalen, On point 2: I am not sure what you want to say. For me the two formats "de Waard, Gerard" and "Gerard de Waard" lead to the same output. In your original post you compared this to the output of "Waard, Gerard de", which leads to an interpretation of "de" as first name. I think, that's ok. On point 1: At least, according to what is written in the javadoc of the class AuthorList one does not need to use braces for a double surname
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Hi Maformatiker, Sorry, I was mistaken on point 2. I somehow assumed that the prefix may (also) follow the first name in the format "surname, firstname". |
I commented on this topic on the page of my proposed changes. #2669 |
* upstream/master: Reorder CHANGELOG for 4.0-beta release Add test that 3.8.2 should not be updated to 4.0-beta Fix test according to new behavior Sauliusg fix 2700 null pointer exception on get fulltext (#2751) Fix selecting all entries with shortcut (#2683) Incoporate feedback. Make it work for one comma (and not for two) Revert "allow search for words without diacritics in contain-based mode". I did not know that the push is considered in my push request allow search for words without diacritics in contain-based mode Update CHANGELOG.md corrected issue #2652
Thank you for reporting this issue. We think, that is already fixed in our development version and consequently the change will be included in the next release. We would like to ask you to use a development build from https://builds.jabref.org/master and report back if it works for you. |
Hi Christoph,
Many thanks for your and the others' efforts.
I have only briefly checked the current developer version since I am on
vacation. It seems that issue 1 has been resolved, issue 2 never was
one, but issue 3 may still be a problem: in the format "José María
{Rodriguez Fernandez}" this name is still sorted in under F rather than
under R.
I am still not certain whether the above format is supposed to be a
valid alternative for "Rodriguez Fernandez, José María", but it used to
work correctly in earlier versions and in displaying the name in the
author/editor column in the current version, only not in sorting the
author/editor column.
Benno
Op 21-4-2017 om 14:59 schreef Christoph:
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Version 3.8.2, confirmed in JabRef 4.0.0-dev--snapshot--2017-03-16--master--4323923a8, Windows 7 6.1 amd64 and Java 1.8.0_92.
The below BibLaTeX file illustrates the following problems in JabRef's display of the author entry column:
The single name "Rodriguez Fernandez, José María" in Item:1 is turned into two authors F. Rodriguez and J. María. This does not happen in the alternative format in Item:2, nor in combination with another author in either format (Item:3 and Item:4).
In the format "Waard, Gerard de" the prefix "de" is abbreviated as "d." and comes at the end of the name as displayed in the author column, but in the alternative equivalent format "Gerard de Waard" it is not abbreviated and appears at the beginning (but is correctly ignored in sorting). I think the latter display form is preferable, but in any case it reads easier if the prefix is not abbreviated.
Besides the prefix "de" also the first of a double surname seems to be ignored in sorting the author column for certain (but not all) input formats: Item:2 and Item:3 are apparently sorted in under F, but item:4 correctly under R.
Sample BibLaTeX file:
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