Closed EmmanuelCharpentier closed 2 years ago
I suspect it it indeed an org-cite issue, but note the org-cite-csl-styles-dir
variable.
This definitely looks like something which could (should?) be implemented on the Org side -- resolving relative file names requires information about the context (relative to what?) and the context will vary from application to application, e.g., in Org could be the path of the Org document, a setting etc.
In the absence of objections I'm going to close this soon.
My usage of
citeproc-el
is nowaday mostly via the[cite:...]
feature oforg-mode
. My suggestion might be inorg-mode
territory. Or I might bark up the wrong tree...In this implementation, the CSL style file must be an absolute file reference. This might be a pain if the relevant file has a long path. It might even be impossible (e. g. : acceding a file "in the Cloud", such as a Google drive, or a SMB/CIFS file with no drive letter in Windows).
Could
citeproc
accept relative references, such as (Linux examples, I don't have enough Windows fu to create correct examples) :Having to specify an absolute path is but an annoyance, but not a minor one...
Cordially,