Implement printing initials in xnames
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Implement `xnames(entry; names=:last)` to print first name initials (as stated in the documentation) and `xnames(entry; names=:lastonly)` to print last names only. Add an option `and` to use put " and " between the last two names. Closes Humans-of-Julia#48
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I don't know what's going on with the failing test… I'm seeing the same failure locally on my macBook, but they're failing for the current |
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Sorry for the long silence. I think we test that the output is similar to the content of some files. Probably, I need to regenerate those files to fit your changes. I will have a look next week. |
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Implement
xnames(entry; names=:last)to print first name initials (as stated in the documentation) andxnames(entry; names=:lastonly)to print last names only.Add an option
andto use put " and " between the last two names.Closes #48