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Currently, the citation-abbreviations feature does not support partial matching within fields like publisher or container-title. This limitation makes it cumbersome to abbreviate terms when the exact full name of the field value is not known or when multiple variations of a term need to be abbreviated.
Proposed Solution:
I propose extending the functionality of the citation-abbreviations feature to support partial matching within specific fields. This enhancement would allow users to specify partial terms or patterns within fields, enabling more flexible abbreviation of field values.
For example, supporting a syntax like the following in the citation-abbreviations JSON or YAML file to abbreviate common texts journal, review, university:
This enhancement would greatly improve the usability and flexibility of the citation-abbreviations feature, especially when dealing with large bibliographies with varying field values.
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Problem:
Currently, the
citation-abbreviations
feature does not support partial matching within fields likepublisher
orcontainer-title
. This limitation makes it cumbersome to abbreviate terms when the exact full name of the field value is not known or when multiple variations of a term need to be abbreviated.Proposed Solution:
I propose extending the functionality of the
citation-abbreviations
feature to support partial matching within specific fields. This enhancement would allow users to specify partial terms or patterns within fields, enabling more flexible abbreviation of field values.For example, supporting a syntax like the following in the
citation-abbreviations
JSON or YAML file to abbreviate common textsjournal
,review
,university
:This enhancement would greatly improve the usability and flexibility of the
citation-abbreviations
feature, especially when dealing with large bibliographies with varying field values.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: