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Author is not printed in citep with organization authors #55
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@jbryer Thanks for the bug report. I believe this may be due to how some of the underlying dependencies handle author objects now. Anyway this package is due for an update so I hope to be able to get to this in the near future. Meanwhile always open to pull requests if you feel like exploring! |
Thanks @cboettig . I wish I could, too many things on my plate now. Perhaps later this summer. Thanks for a great package. |
Okay, I still have to fix this, (think I have a good way to improve all the formatting), but meanwhile I'm curious if you might prefer the pandoc-based solution I've just released to address #57? Since pandoc will be handling the final formatting of the inline citation, this should sidestep the issue. (Note that a pandoc markdown parser is set to become a standard part of RStudio as well). |
I like the pandoc as an option, but I am trying get references to work with Gitbook.io and I am not sure passing the markdown through pandoc will work since Gitbook has their own parser. |
Good to know, might help motivate me to fix the native parser for this. On Thu, May 29, 2014 at 3:57 PM, Jason Bryer notifications@github.com
Carl Boettiger |
Here is my bibtex file
The R Code with output:
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