Suppose (using org-cite syntax) I have [cite:See @key on page 1, for example]
I guess this would look like this. My question is, should there be a space in the prefix at the end or should it be trimmed (it doesn't seem to matter, but...), similarly if there is space in the suffix at the beginning, should it be trimmed or not (likewise, it seems like it doesn't matter, in these?
I gather that the label must be trimmed because " page " does not match somewhere, and the p. is lost if there are spaces before or after the label.
Also , You can see there is an extra space after the locator, and before the , that I put in the suffix. Is that a bug? It disappears if I take out the comma.
Suppose (using org-cite syntax) I have [cite:See @key on page 1, for example]
I guess this would look like this. My question is, should there be a space in the prefix at the end or should it be trimmed (it doesn't seem to matter, but...), similarly if there is space in the suffix at the beginning, should it be trimmed or not (likewise, it seems like it doesn't matter, in these?
I gather that the label must be trimmed because " page " does not match somewhere, and the p. is lost if there are spaces before or after the label.
Also , You can see there is an extra space after the locator, and before the , that I put in the suffix. Is that a bug? It disappears if I take out the comma.