Double-barrelled names

[sebastfr]

If a name contains a hyphen like “Hans-ulrich” the name part after the hyphen is changed to lower case.

Probably because names are normalised for display and double-barrelled names are not in the regexp. TODO...

[sebastfr]

Also, as reported by Matt @usq:

Top Authors grid, within the default ‘main’ report displays first letter capitalised for given and family, Ignoring Initials etc,.

[graingert]

http://search.cpan.org/~kimryan/Lingua-EN-NameParse-1.32/lib/Lingua/EN/NameParse.pm

[jiadiyao]

The following solution renders the author names as the one stored in the creator's field:

In Sets.pm
sub normalise_name
Change:

return EPrints::Utils::is_set( $g ) ? (ucfirst( lc( $f ) ) ).", ".ucfirst( lc( $g ) ) : ucfirst( lc( $f ) );

to
return EPrints::Utils::is_set( $g ) ? (ucfirst( lc( $f ) ) ).", ".$g: ucfirst( lc( $f ) );

This removes the deliberate action of lower casing the tail part of the given name.

Names with two initials, e.g. Hooper, TJ would not rendered as Hooper, Tj

[sebastfr]

From Christian / ep-tech:

The patch only deals with given names:

Before applying the patch
Martínez robles, Juan pablo

After
Martínez robles, Juan Pablo

[sebastfr]

Following graingert's suggestion, there's also http://search.cpan.org/~summer/Lingua-EN-NameCase-1.15/NameCase.pm (ubuntu: sudo apt-get install liblingua-en-namecase-perl)

Sets.pm - line 9:
use Lingua::EN::NameCase qw( nc );

Sets.pm - line 433:
return nc( "$f, $g" );

Then re-generate the stats' sets (bin/stats/process_stats --sets-only --verbose) and probably restart Apache.