split_multiple_persons_names() bug

[nschloe]

split_multiple_persons_names() doesn't give the correct splitting if there's a one-character middle name, e.g., Doe, John A.

MWE:

from bibtexparser.middlewares.names import split_multiple_persons_names

# okay:
string = "Doe, John and Doe, Jane"
print(split_multiple_persons_names(string))

# okay:
string = "Doe, John A. and Doe, Jane"
print(split_multiple_persons_names(string))

# fail:
string = "Doe, John A and Doe, Jane"
print(split_multiple_persons_names(string))

['Doe, John', 'Doe, Jane']
['Doe, John A.', 'Doe, Jane']
['Doe, John A and Doe, Jane']

This is with v2.0.0b7.

[tdegeus]

Thanks for reporting! This is indeed a bug. Should be fixed in #476