Hi,
there is an issue with a style (chicago-author-date shipped with pandoc,
which comes from the test-suite repository) and the way is uses
<substitute>.
This is the issue, from the citeproc-hs perspective: according to the
specification "[s]ubstituted variables are suppressed in the rest of the
output to prevent duplication." This style uses the variable "editor" as
a substitute and then checks if it is set, or if it is set the variable
"author" or the variable "translator". If none of them is set then
"Anon." is printed. Author and translator are not set and editor has
been suppressed. Which, in citeproc-hs sense means unset.
I think it is a style bug (I do not think chicago-author-date belongs to
the best coded styles), but it may also be my wrong interpretation of
what "suppressed" means. What do you think?
This is the relevant style code:
<macro name="contributors">
<names variable="author">
<name and="text" delimiter=", " delimiter-precedes-last="always"
name-as-sort-order="first" sort-separator=", " />
<label form="verb-short" prefix=", " suffix="." text-case="lowercase" />
<substitute>
<text macro="editor" />
<text macro="translator" />
</substitute>
</names>
<text macro="anon"/>
<text macro="recipient" />
</macro>
with "anon" being:
<macro name="anon">
<choose>
<if match="none" variable="author editor translator">
<text form="short" term="anonymous" text-case="capitalize-first" />
</if>
</choose>
</macro>
andrea
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