Dane Weber wrote:
Hello David and Bruce,
Hi Dane. cc-ing the dev list as well.
I just wanted to let you know that I'm quite interested in the
bibliography project. I am currently a graduate student studying
psychology, and thus I would be happy to help define the styles for
APA style. I also used Kate Turabian style in undergrad, and I was
pretty proficient with it, so I'd be happy to help define styles for
that as well.
Cool.
I have very little programming experience, but I am quite comfortable
with XHTML and CSS, so I'm up for the challenge of learning a similar
XML markup.
OK. We're still not confirmed that my citeproc work will make it into
OOo as is, but there's a good chance it will. I suggest you download
the latest release from Sourceforge:
<http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=117435&package_id=152387&release_id=348864>
... and start getting comfortable with a RELAX NG-validating XML editor
like emacs nxml mode or (maybe better) oXygen.
The release already has an APA example that I put together. Here's an
example of the output:
http://xbiblio.sourceforge.net/examples/apa-en.html
Feel free to take a look and see if you see any need for changes. The
more real world styles we can test CSL against, the better, so if you
could try creating a few styles as well, that'd be great.
I'm browsing through the documents and the user mailing list now.
The dev list may be good to look through too; perhaps more so in fact.
Bruce
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