Many bibliographies contract the second number in page ranges, e.g. 36-9, 110-15, 237-86 for 36-39, 110-115, 237-286
It would be really useful if AnyStyle could recognise such contracted page ranges, and restore them to the full uncontracted versions, so that we can get the full page range into our bibliography management programs like Endnote or whatever.
I guess the algorithm would be something like:
Let s = number of digits in start page
Let e = number of digits in end page
If s-e > 0 then
pad out the beginning of the end page number with the first (s-e) digits of the start page number.
inukshuk
commented
3 years ago
Many bibliographies contract the second number in page ranges, e.g. 36-9, 110-15, 237-86 for 36-39, 110-115, 237-286 It would be really useful if AnyStyle could recognise such contracted page ranges, and restore them to the full uncontracted versions, so that we can get the full page range into our bibliography management programs like Endnote or whatever.
I guess the algorithm would be something like:
Let s = number of digits in start page Let e = number of digits in end page
If s-e > 0 then pad out the beginning of the end page number with the first (s-e) digits of the start page number.