Description
citeproc has no support for pandoc's AuthorInText.[1][2] It will
be good if citeproc implements AuthorInText natively.
The pandoc executable simulates AuthorInText by emitting
AuthorOnly and SuppressAuthor in sequence for the associated
key.[3] I believe citeproc could do likewise. The consequence of
this is that, citeproc will offer AuthorOnly and AuthorInText as
two new features, in addition to existing linkCitations, in
CiteprocOptions[4].
[1]: CitationItemType of citeproc makes no mention of AuthorInText. So, AuthorInText is not supported by citeproc.
data CitationItemType =
AuthorOnly -- e.g., Smith
| SuppressAuthor -- e.g., (2000, p. 30)
| NormalCite -- e.g., (Smith 2000, p. 30)
deriving (Show, Eq, Ord)[2]: CitationMode of pandoc-types supports AuthorInText in additon to SuppressAuthor.
data CitationMode
= AuthorInText
| SuppressAuthor
| NormalCitation
deriving (Show, Eq, Ord, Read, Typeable, Data, Generic)
[3]: In fromPandocCitations of pandoc simulates AuthorInText by emitting in AuthorOnly and SuppressAuthor in sequence for the associated key.
in if Pandoc.citationId c == "*"
then []
else
case citationMode c of
AuthorInText -> [ cit{ citationItemType = AuthorOnly
, citationItemSuffix = Nothing }
, cit{ citationItemType =
Citeproc.SuppressAuthor
, citationItemPrefix = Nothing } ]
NormalCitation -> [ cit ]
Pandoc.SuppressAuthor
-> [ cit{ citationItemType =
Citeproc.SuppressAuthor } ][4]: CiteprocOptions of citeproc`
newtype CiteprocOptions =
CiteprocOptions
{ linkCitations :: Bool
-- Create hyperlinks from citations to bibliography entries
}
deriving (Show, Eq)