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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
See discussion #144
Describe the solution you'd like
Consider making orb-autokey-format%T[N][M][D] Zotero BBT-comliant. N stands for the number of words, M stands for the number of words to be capitalized, D stands for a delimiter. Consider retaining "the first L" characters - perhaps in the format %T[N][M][L][D], or more Zotero-like format %TN_M[L], so %T2_1[5] would mean "take the first two words, capitalize the first one, take at most 5 characters from each word."
It also seems orb-autokey has troubles with words containing special characters, such as - and '. In the first case, only the first part of the compound word is used, while in the second case the word is ignored completely.
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
See discussion #144
Describe the solution you'd like
Consider making
orb-autokey-format
%T[N][M][D]
Zotero BBT-comliant.N
stands for the number of words,M
stands for the number of words to be capitalized,D
stands for a delimiter. Consider retaining "the first L" characters - perhaps in the format%T[N][M][L][D]
, or more Zotero-like format%TN_M[L]
, so%T2_1[5]
would mean "take the first two words, capitalize the first one, take at most 5 characters from each word."It also seems
orb-autokey
has troubles with words containing special characters, such as-
and'
. In the first case, only the first part of the compound word is used, while in the second case the word is ignored completely.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: