Introduce option to automatically use sequens, sequentes in postnote (#217) #1392
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These are supported by Babel as swissgerman and nswissgerman, by polyglossia als german, variant=swiss (spelling=old|new) Also, correct a string in german.lbx which has erroneously been changed to follow new orthography
…217) This entails new formatting commands \mkseqrange[*] and \mkseqornormrange[*] as well as a new option pageseq=none|two+|three+|all+ The lexic of the latter is adapted from backrefstyle.
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An afterthought: We could also generalize the option a bit more to provide even more convenience:
I think this would be a useful interface. What do you think? |
Also add warning on invalid value
If we provide an option to select page range formats, we should also include mkcomprange. Hence: * rename macro `\mkseqornormrange` => `\mkautorange` * make it also consider `\mkcomprange` * rename proposed option `pageseq` => `citepagerange` with values `normalized` (default), `compressed`, `2sq`, `3sqq`, `allsqq`
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I have updated my pull request to include the extensions proposed in #1392 (comment) |
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BTW as far as I can see the reason for the checks failing is a biblatex/biber version mismatch in |
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Looks nice. Thank you very much. I'd like to squash and merge to keep the history a bit nicer. Would that mess things up hugely on your end? |
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I think I can deal with it. It's better for me to do a completely new fork after this has been merged anyway in order to start from a clean history. |
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Nice. Merged. (I guess it is probably easier to work on feature branches in future, then you don't need to worry too much about what's going on on For the link: #217. |
This entails new formatting commands
\mkseqrange[*]and\mkseqornormrange[*]as well as a new optionpageseq=none|two+|three+|all+The lexic of the latter is adapted from
backrefstyle.