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Honor #+language:
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Hello, thanks, it is nice to hear that you find the package helpful. In one respect |
Dear Andras, Thank you for your prompt answer. I could test it (successfully) with the
What is this beast ? More precisely :
Such a beast deserves mention in the documentation (including your
Thanks : I could indeed set header to my preferences (an unnumbered french header). By the way : the doc might also suggest to use the
Indeed. But this would entail a lot of maintenance work, problematic if you are not a polyglot. The "CSL locale" you mentioned earlier seems more applicable. Thanks again ! |
Dear Emmanuel,
(at least for our purposes here..) CSL locales are files containing language-specific details about how bibliographic references should be formatted: translations of terms, punctuation etc. They can be downloaded from here: https://github.com/citation-style-language/locales Once you downloaded the locales for the languages you intend to use, put them in a directory somewhere on your system and set the
the directory should contain at least the fallback en-US locale.
maybe it could be more extensive but there is a section about locales in the README.
thanks, there are some hints but could be more explicit, I agree. best wishes, |
First and foremost : thank you for this : the ability of cite and reference is vital to scientific writing (not limited to academic...) and
org-mode
lacking it was slowly pushing me to reverting to LaTeX w. cut-and-paste + awkward conversion to.doc
for my Latex-shy colleagues. Your processor is a life saver...Now, I notice that the
language: fr
option is without effect onorg-citeproc
output : the "References" section, which should be something like "Bibliographie", or maybe "Références", remains "Bibliography". Sore eye...What could be done to enhance the situation ?
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