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I believe these changes need to be made to the csv_to_json.R script, as these json files are generated with that script from litclock_annotated.csv
Looking at the latest change to that script in 61f6d2e7f0b2b0536ff0bbc263446e59f36a77e4 seems to show additions of those html quotations where some look correct but some do not - I'm unsure if it's a script error or the source .csv file error though, since some quotes seem to 'translate' correctly.
Hm, the R script doesn't have anything to convert " ... "
to “ ... ”"
, and indeed running the R script on master
results in a lot of undesired changes. I wonder what I'm doing wrong. From the comment in the R script, markdown::smartypants
is supposed to convert ASCII entities to HTML entities. However, the source code of smartypants
doesn't have anything like this.
Thanks for finding this issue! I was using an old version of the markdown package. Updating it fixed a lot, but also creates a lot of changes to quotes, that are a bit difficult to check.
It seems to fix the mismatching quotes.
Fixed by #48.
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