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AuthorList parse adds extra space if author middlename is abbrevatied without dot #4864
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Not the last author is affected, but the problem seems to be caused by the quite special format of this particular name The single character without dot as the first firstname causes problems... |
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AuthorLIst parse adds extra space if author middlename is abbrevatied without dot
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AuthorList parse adds extra space if author middlename is abbrevatied without dot
Apr 22, 2019
@matthiasgeiger is right. I wrote a quick test to check:
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Fixes #4864. The author class added an additional space when converting "A O" to the dotted version "A. O.".
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Fixes #4864. The author class added an additional space when converting "A O" to the dotted version "A. O.".
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Importing the PubMed entry with the Id gives me a bunch of names.
However in e26d9ab I added a normalize names formatter to add dots to the abbrevated names.
However, the Authorlist.parse method adds an extra space between the first and last name of the last author.
N.[space][space]Henriette
Input entry to the formatter:
Workaround is to call the NormalizeNames formatter again, then the space is removed
Entry preview in import is correct, so the error is the parser:
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