Fix rendering of non-article references #56
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This brings the rendering of non-article entries in line with RevTeX. It significantly extends the support especially for `@inproceedings`, `@incollection`, `@inbook`. The `Chapter`, `Volume`, `Number`, `Edition`, `Month`, fields are now supported for several entry types. Revises how the URL/DOI is linked in the references. Adds the `title_transform_case` option to the internal formatting routines, for use by custom styles. In principle, this could be used to implement the sentence-case transformation that is common in BibTeX styles. Note that I don't condone this convention: The titles should appear as they do in the published material (which generally means title case, not sentence case). In any case, `DocumenterCitations` will continue to render titles as they appear in the `.bib` file, making braces to "protect" capitalized words unnecessary.
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This brings the rendering of non-article entries in line with RevTeX. It significantly extends the support especially for
@inproceedings,@incollection,@inbook. TheChapter,Volume,Number,Edition,Month, fields are now supported for several entry types.Revises how the URL/DOI is linked in the references.
Adds the
title_transform_caseoption to the internal formatting routines, for use by custom styles. In principle, this could be used to implement the sentence-case transformation that is common in BibTeX styles. Note that I don't condone this convention: The titles should appear as they do in the published material (which generally means title case, not sentence case). In any case,DocumenterCitationswill continue to render titles as they appear in the.bibfile, making braces to "protect" capitalized words unnecessary.