From Frank's release notes:
Further refactoring of output queue mechanism, to unify all quote-
swapping and detection code for duplicate terminal punctuation and
spaces in a single function. No changes to behavior, unless there is
a hole in the test suite somewhere.
Fix an output nesting mismatch error triggered by items with two
institutional authors in sequence, when rendered with a style that
sorts on the bibliography.
In the output queue mechanism, fix a bug in the migration of a leading
terminal character in a prefix to the preceding sibling suffix.
From Frank's release notes:
Reimplement duplicate terminal punctuation handling in new
adjustPunctuation() function. Remove old functions used for this
purpose, which were excessively complex and fragile. Some operations
in queue.js may now be redundant, since the new code does a much
better job of cleaning up the output queue in advance of
serialization.
Clears some remaining duplicate punctuation issues.
Corrects errors in the placement of punctuation where multiple
terminal punctuation marks span a formatting boundary (i.e. italics,
boldface, etc.).
- Zotero.Utilities is now a singleton
- Zotero.Utilities.HTTP is now Zotero.HTTP
- Zotero.Utilities.md5 and Zotero.Utilities.Base64 are now located under Zotero.Utilities.Internal
- Zotero.Utilities.AutoComplete has been eliminated
This needs testing to make sure there is no associated breakage.
this won't work if a web/search translator wants to call getTranslatorObject on another web/search translator, but that doesn't happen at the moment, so it should sufficie
from Frank's announcement:
Adjustment to the conditions controlling the tainting of entries
carrying year-suffix values.
Avoid redundant application of year-suffix values during
disambiguation.
Provide a default "institution" format blob on the output queue, to
avoid a processor crash with lone institutional author names.
From Frank's release notes:
citeproc-js 1.0.64:
This release just pulls through the actual changes described in 1.0.62
and 1.0.63.
Apologies for any confusion this caused.
citeproc-js 1.0.65:
Do not needlessly circumvent name disambiguation logic. Reverses a
patch introduced in the 1.0.61 through 1.0.64 series of changes.
Apply the concise and correct fix for the undefined-in-name bug
previously addressed by the 1.0.61 through 1.0.64 series of releases.
Just replacing an undefined variable with an empty string does the
trick.
Force an initialized name that lacks an explicit string value on
initialize-with to full form, but only when using the by-cite
disambiguation rule.
Permit update of year-suffix when it is added, in addition to when it
exists and then changes.
Protect against an undefined value in updateItems(), which can
apparently sometimes occur in the course of word processor plugin
transactions.
Map page-first variable to page when snooping for a value. Prevents a
lone page-first cs:text node within a cs:group from being suppressed
for lack of output.
Repair recently amended appendCitationCluster() command to return a
list of paired values, in accordance with the processor manual.
Extend restoreProcessorState() to work with an empty argument, for
resetting the processor to a pristine state (for use case suggested by
Carles Pina).
