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In BibTeX it looks like there is only the pages field and in CSL there are page and number-of-pages.
When I was testing Hayagriva is Typst with a custom CSL style I noticed that apparently Hayagriva's page-total is mapped to CSL's number-of-pages, but number-of-pages directly in the YAML file is not accessible. I don't see a reason to create a 3rd name for the same thing just to confuse CSL style developers. Why page-total is not named number-of-pages? I used volume until this moment, because I thought that number-of-pages just isn't supported yet. But it is, you just have to use non-CSL-standard page-total.
I want to either be allowed to use both fields (one is described here, and the other is inherited implicitly from CSL standard) that will map to the same CSL field/variable (i.e., aliases), or rename page-total to number-of-pages.
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In BibTeX it looks like there is only the
pages
field and in CSL there arepage
andnumber-of-pages
.When I was testing Hayagriva is Typst with a custom CSL style I noticed that apparently Hayagriva's
page-total
is mapped to CSL'snumber-of-pages
, butnumber-of-pages
directly in the YAML file is not accessible. I don't see a reason to create a 3rd name for the same thing just to confuse CSL style developers. Whypage-total
is not namednumber-of-pages
? I usedvolume
until this moment, because I thought thatnumber-of-pages
just isn't supported yet. But it is, you just have to use non-CSL-standardpage-total
.I want to either be allowed to use both fields (one is described here, and the other is inherited implicitly from CSL standard) that will map to the same CSL field/variable (i.e., aliases), or rename
page-total
tonumber-of-pages
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: