[dev-biblio] xslt, citeproc-writer

bib project questions ... Re: David Wilson's idea that citeproc give pre-rendered citation and bibliography chunks (first/subsequent, etc.) and save it in the XML, described here: http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Citeproc_Writer_Interaction I've thought about this some, and agree

Re: [dev-biblio] xslt, citeproc-writer

I disagree Bruce, about not storing rendered content in the XML. I think it needs to be stored in a rendered form. If you don't then it will make it very hard to write things like OpenDocument to HTML transforms in random languages as you would need to run citeproc to format citations and

Re: [dev-biblio] xslt, citeproc-writer

Hey Peter, On Jun 27, 2006, at 11:09 PM, pt wrote: I disagree Bruce, about not storing rendered content in the XML. I think it needs to be stored in a rendered form. If you don't then it will make it very hard to write things like OpenDocument to HTML transforms in random languages as you

Re: [dev-biblio] xslt, citeproc-writer

Thanks for the propmt response Bruce. What I'm suggesting for consideration is that you take this example from http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Bibliographic_Project%27s_Developer_Page#New_Citation_Coding cite:biblioref cite:key=Veer1996a cite:detail cite:units=pages cite:begin=23