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Update the version number of the first Mendeley Desktop release that sup... #92

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Expand Up @@ -6,8 +6,8 @@ objects in documents. The JSON schema references "csl-data.json", which
describes the CSL citation data object format for CSL processors (documented at
http://gsl-nagoya-u.net/http/pub/citeproc-doc.html#citation-data-object).

Support for the CSL Embedded Citation Object format is available in the current
Mendeley Desktop 1.0-dev2 development preview release.
Support for the CSL Embedded Citation Object format is available in
Mendeley Desktop 1.0 and later.

The CSL citation data object consists of:

Expand All @@ -30,16 +30,16 @@ The CSL citation data object consists of:
http://citationstyles.org/downloads/specification.html#locators)
* a "suppress-author" element of type "string", "boolean" or "number"
* a "author-only" element of type "string", "boolean" or "number"
* a "mendeley" element of type "object" containing:
* a "previouslyFormattedCitation" element of type "string", set to the
rendered output of the cite of the previous rendering round (this can be
used to determine if the user manually altered the output)
* a "manualFormatting" element of type "string", set to the user-customized
output of the cite (this output will be used in favor of the generated
output)
* a "properties" element of type "object" containing:
* a "noteIndex" element of type "number", set to the index of the footnote or
endnote
* (Mendeley-specific) a "mendeley" element of type "object" containing:
* a "previouslyFormattedCitation" element of type "string", set to the
rendered output of the cite of the previous rendering round (this can be
used to determine if the user manually altered the output)
* a "manualFormatting" element of type "string", set to the user-customized
output of the cite (this output will be used in favor of the generated
output)

The method to embed metadata for citations and bibliographies typically varies
between word processors. Currently Mendeley uses:
Expand All @@ -53,12 +53,12 @@ between word processors. Currently Mendeley uses:
exporting to Word

If you are trying to implement this and want help ensuring compatibility or have
suggestions for changes, please get in touch with me at
steve.ridout@mendeley.com, or better yet on the xbiblio mailing list:
suggestions for changes, please use the xbiblio mailing list:
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/xbiblio-devel

An example of an embedded citation object from Mendeley (the "Mendeley
Citation{970e7ce0-8a21-482e-b7d6-e77794a2d37d}" bit is optional, any text before
Citation{970e7ce0-8a21-482e-b7d6-e77794a2d37d}" part is not required and used
only for backwards compatibility with older versions of Mendeley, any text before
"CSL_CITATION" can be ignored, and newlines have been added for readability):

---
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---

An example of a bibliography field code contents from Mendeley (the "Mendeley
Bibliography" bit is optional):
Bibliography" part is not required and only used by Mendeley for backwards compatibility)

---
ADDIN Mendeley Bibliography CSL_BIBLIOGRAPHY
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