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A first pass at a ASME Citation, Be prepared this is the first time I ever tinkered with this programming language. The file is adapted from the IEEE style found on BIBWord.
... and because of the explanation he gave in the previous chapter (Nartum 2008, pp. 32-40), he can now deny the possibility of "absolute knowledge" (absolute Wissen: Nartum 2008, p. 45) ....Thank you very much in advance.
Use the ampersand (&) separator in namelist Author 1 for citations:
<list name="citation" id="1">
<separator_before_last> & </separator_before_last>.
Then, use the ‘and’ separator in namelist Author 2 (and Editor 3) for the bibliography:
<list name="author" id="2">
<separator_before_last> and </separator_before_last>.
(If your style uses the Serial or Oxford comma before the final ‘and’, try >, and < .
Lionel Crator,
Tau Editing.
Professional Language Practitioner.
Thank you!
<citation>
<openbracket></openbracket>
<closebracket></closebracket>
<!-- a lot of other code -->
</citation><citation>
<!-- a lot of other code -->
<source type="Book">
<format>{%Author:0%{ (%Year%)}}</format>
</source>
<!-- a lot of other code -->
</citation><!-- Comment: place your citation separator here. -->
<xsl:text>;</xsl:text><separator>,</separator>It has also proved to be effective in protein classification [11] and gene expression-based cancer subtype discovery [12] [13] [5] [14] [1].Same is the case of the output by Nature: appears as 12 13 5 14 1 instead of 12, 13, 5, 14, 1.
It has also proved to be effective in protein classification 11 and gene expression-based cancer subtype discovery 12 13 5 14 1.Where am I going wrong? Is it that the statement
if test="not(/b:Citation/b:LastAuthor)"is not getting executed?
It has also proved to be effective in protein classification 12 and gene expression-based cancer subtype discovery 13,14,6,4,1.Thanks a ton!