@height8 Heh, limited crop — only limited enough to produce a few hundred thousand bags per harvest :D
The Clover brews are pretty drinkable though, with a surprising amount of depth, all things considered.
// @paulgit
@height8 Heh, limited crop — only limited enough to produce a few hundred thousand bags per harvest :D
The Clover brews are pretty drinkable though, with a surprising amount of depth, all things considered.
// @paulgit
'tis a bit later than I'd usually allow for coffee. I intended to have one ages ago, then I got all tangled up in a mass of LaTeX.
So I think I will have one.
Phew, exhausted. Spent the last…90 minutes…messing with csl files and pdflatex's incompetence (ended up going with xelatex), trying to get a full French bibliography generated (e.g. "ed." "éd.", months translated, etc.)
Success!
Now to make a million backups of this file.
Ohhhhhhh. When I did find and replace for non-breaking spaces to match French punctuation norms last night, I totally ignored the YAML header.
Oh ffs, now pandoc-citeproc's saying "reference not found" for just about everything. But my citation keys are perfectly matched. This doesn't make any sense.
@height8 All this leads me to believe that RefMe, the online tool I used before, does something funny with the encoding upon exporting to .bib or Mendeley format that messes with some accented characters.