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Thanks. Actually I was stumbling over this bug, yesterday, too. It is now fixed. (If a token consists of n words (not separated by a semicolon), the first n-1 words are taken to be the first name, the last one to be the name). If you have any comments on how to ensure a high quality of the database
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I currently have a "comment" field, which has no function yet. I could imagine to use this field and just append this to the template. But actually I think in this particular case it is best to create a second item for the reprinted edition (it probably also has a different ISBN, so it really is a
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OK, thanks. The first is kind of a bug. I only allowed for integers in the edition field, but I will change this. Ad 2: at the moment it is not possible to delete references, because I was afraid of a "deleting vandal". Nor is it possible to redirect one reference item to another one. So, at this
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OK. The DB will warn you whenever an existing reference is pretty similar to the one you want to add. Then, you can decide whether you want to add it anyway or not. At this time, it does not really merge the information of the new one with the data of the existing one. For example if an existing
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Thanks again for the testing. This was half of a bug. I now chose the following: the database internally saves only the number, i.e. if you input "3rd", it will store "3". Whenever an output is generated, however, the "3" will be made to "3rd" etc. This seems to be better than storing the string
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Ad 1: When adding a reference, the query for the author is sharp, i.e. not allowing merely similar names. There is no warning if a similar author exists. Both is on purpose (otherwise, as the database grows, it will likely yield unwanted results). If it happens that someone adds a reference with
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For the assembling different editions of a book into one item or relating them: I guess I will introduce some mechanism which allows this. This can also be useful for translations of a book etc. Then the database at least shows you that there is a reprint, and you would then have to add the
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