On Feb 9, 2006, at 4:37 AM, Matthias Basler wrote:
I'd definitely prefer the version below, for exactly this reason.
OK, then, I modified the schema and wrote an XSLT to mostly convert the
old examples.
For now I've put it all here:
<http://www.users.muohio.edu/darcusb/citations/csl/>
Once I stabilize everything (schema, examples, directory and file
naming conventions, etc.), I'll move it to the Sourceforge site. While
I don't expect to make any huge changes at this point, please get me
feedback on any of the above.
The one feature I'm still working on figuring out is better
international support. I've been talking to a guy who deals with
Japanese texts on this.
As I said, this is a quick-and-dirty way to do an online repository
that I think has promise. In everyday use I'd like my formatter to be
able to grab the needed style from online, and then cache them. Alf
mentioned on his blog awhile back that Endnote ships will thousands of
styles, which seems kind of silly when you consider that a given author
may only ever use a handful of them.
Next step is to figure out how to create a Ruby and/or Python
CitationStyle object out of these.
Bruce
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