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Currently Hayagriva converts all page numbers to integers before using them in the bibliography. This is a problem because many journals these days don't number their pages sequentially and include letters in the "page numbers". Right now Hayagriva truncates nonnumeric letters, which leaves the citations incomplete.
For example, Review of Scientific Instruments issues each article it publishes a unique six-digit alphanumeric code and uses that in lieu of a page number. See Rev. Sci. Instrum. 87, 11E201 (2016), which is article 11E201. The pages of the PDF are numbered 11E201-1 through 11E201-7, and the autogenerated BibTeX file contains pages = {11E201}. Putting this BibTeX file into Hayagriva truncates the page number to "11".
I think in general if pages (or page-range in YAML) is a string that doesn't contain dashes, it should print that string as-is rather than casting it to an integer and treating it as a starting page.
There's a similar issue with Physics of Plasmas, which uses fully numeric article codes but gives a lot of them leading zeros. See Phys. Plasmas29, 072711 (2022) (the pages of the PDF are numbered 072711-1 through 072711-13), which has its page number shortened to 72711 by Hayagriva. The loss of leading zeros is not as bad as the loss of the alphabetical characters since there's at least enough information to find the article, but it's still nonideal, as the journal wants you to cite it with the leading zero, and BibTeX formats it with the leading zero.
Example YAML file:
bachmann16:
type: articleauthor: ["Bachmann, B.", "Hilsabeck, T.", "Field, J.", "Masters, N.", "Reed, C.", "Pardini, T.", "Rygg, J. R.", "Alexander, N.", "Benedetti, L. R.", "Döppner, T.", "Forsman, A.", "Izumi, N.", "LePape, S.", "Ma, T.", "MacPhee, A. G.", "Nagel, S. R.", "Patel, P.", "Spears, B.", "Landen, O. L."]parent:
title: Rev. Sci. Instrum.volume: 87date: 2016page-range: "11E201"doi: "10.1063/1.4959161"kunimune22:
type: articleauthor: ["Kunimune, J. H.", "Rinderknecht, H. G.", "Adrian, P. J.", "Heuer, P. V.", "Regan, S. P.", "Séguin, F. H.", "Gatu Johnson, M.", "Bahukutumbi, R. P.", "Knauer, J. P.", "Bachmann, B. L.", "Frenje, J. A."]parent:
title: Phys. Plasmasvolume: 29date: 2022page-range: "072711"doi: "10.1063/5.0096786"
With the "american-physics-society" style built into Typst, this produces
[1] B. Bachmann et al., Rev. Sci. Instrum. 87, 11 (2016)
[2] J. H. Kunimune et al., Phys. Plasmas 29, 72711 (2022)
But it should produce
[1] B. Bachmann et al., Rev. Sci. Instrum. 87, 11E201 (2016)
[2] J. H. Kunimune et al., Phys. Plasmas 29, 072711 (2022)
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Currently Hayagriva converts all page numbers to integers before using them in the bibliography. This is a problem because many journals these days don't number their pages sequentially and include letters in the "page numbers". Right now Hayagriva truncates nonnumeric letters, which leaves the citations incomplete.
For example, Review of Scientific Instruments issues each article it publishes a unique six-digit alphanumeric code and uses that in lieu of a page number. See Rev. Sci. Instrum. 87, 11E201 (2016), which is article 11E201. The pages of the PDF are numbered 11E201-1 through 11E201-7, and the autogenerated BibTeX file contains
pages = {11E201}
. Putting this BibTeX file into Hayagriva truncates the page number to "11".I think in general if
pages
(orpage-range
in YAML) is a string that doesn't contain dashes, it should print that string as-is rather than casting it to an integer and treating it as a starting page.There's a similar issue with Physics of Plasmas, which uses fully numeric article codes but gives a lot of them leading zeros. See Phys. Plasmas 29, 072711 (2022) (the pages of the PDF are numbered 072711-1 through 072711-13), which has its page number shortened to 72711 by Hayagriva. The loss of leading zeros is not as bad as the loss of the alphabetical characters since there's at least enough information to find the article, but it's still nonideal, as the journal wants you to cite it with the leading zero, and BibTeX formats it with the leading zero.
Example YAML file:
With the "american-physics-society" style built into Typst, this produces
But it should produce
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: