Closed njbart closed 6 years ago
The problem I see is with things like this (author-in-text):
according to @Smith’s study, ...
If the apostrophe is considered part of the cite key, then we
won't be looking for Smith
, which is clearly what is intended here.
Agreed. Aesthetic considerations aside, there is nothing wrong with just using citekeys without any apostrophes. I’m closing this issue.
At least the xelatex/biber combo accepts these in biblatex cite keys.
zotxt generates "Easy Citekeys" containing
’
from names such as “O’Connor”, but currently pandoc chokes on these.I don’t see any downside to permitting
’
just like many other UTF-8 chars (including accented and other modified chars) that work well in cite keys.Apart from
’
, I don’t think there are any other non-letter characters that could be expected to occur in names, but in case there are, these should be allowed, too.