csl 1.4.5 → 1.6.0

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  1. checksums.yaml +5 -5
  2. data/.github/workflows/ci.yml +26 -0
  3. data/BSDL +1 -1
  4. data/Gemfile +9 -30
  5. data/README.md +1 -5
  6. data/Rakefile +0 -8
  7. data/csl.gemspec +10 -13
  8. data/cucumber.yml +1 -1
  9. data/lib/csl/locale.rb +4 -4
  10. data/lib/csl/locale/term.rb +1 -1
  11. data/lib/csl/node.rb +2 -2
  12. data/lib/csl/treelike.rb +11 -7
  13. data/lib/csl/version.rb +1 -1
  14. metadata +30 -92
  15. data/.rspec +0 -3
  16. data/.simplecov +0 -4
  17. data/Guardfile +0 -15
  18. data/features/locales/loading.feature +0 -57
  19. data/features/locales/ordinalize.feature +0 -713
  20. data/features/parser/choose.feature +0 -16
  21. data/features/parser/info.feature +0 -27
  22. data/features/parser/localized_dates.feature +0 -35
  23. data/features/parser/terms.feature +0 -28
  24. data/features/step_definitions/locale_steps.rb +0 -36
  25. data/features/step_definitions/parser_steps.rb +0 -40
  26. data/features/step_definitions/style_steps.rb +0 -16
  27. data/features/style/loading.feature +0 -53
  28. data/features/support/env.rb +0 -24
  29. data/spec/csl/info_spec.rb +0 -278
  30. data/spec/csl/locale/date_spec.rb +0 -63
  31. data/spec/csl/locale/style_options_spec.rb +0 -19
  32. data/spec/csl/locale/term_spec.rb +0 -255
  33. data/spec/csl/locale_spec.rb +0 -245
  34. data/spec/csl/node_spec.rb +0 -273
  35. data/spec/csl/parser_spec.rb +0 -112
  36. data/spec/csl/schema_spec.rb +0 -112
  37. data/spec/csl/style/bibliography_spec.rb +0 -7
  38. data/spec/csl/style/choose_spec.rb +0 -66
  39. data/spec/csl/style/citation_spec.rb +0 -7
  40. data/spec/csl/style/date_spec.rb +0 -21
  41. data/spec/csl/style/group_spec.rb +0 -7
  42. data/spec/csl/style/label_spec.rb +0 -44
  43. data/spec/csl/style/layout_spec.rb +0 -7
  44. data/spec/csl/style/macro_spec.rb +0 -7
  45. data/spec/csl/style/names_spec.rb +0 -36
  46. data/spec/csl/style/number_spec.rb +0 -85
  47. data/spec/csl/style/sort_spec.rb +0 -11
  48. data/spec/csl/style/text_spec.rb +0 -7
  49. data/spec/csl/style_spec.rb +0 -137
  50. data/spec/csl/treelike_spec.rb +0 -151
  51. data/spec/fixtures/locales/locales-de-DE.xml +0 -298
  52. data/spec/fixtures/locales/locales-en-GB.xml +0 -304
  53. data/spec/fixtures/locales/locales-en-US.xml +0 -304
  54. data/spec/fixtures/styles/apa.csl +0 -443
  55. data/spec/spec_helper.rb +0 -57
data/.rspec DELETED
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- --color
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- --format progress
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- --require spec_helper.rb
data/.simplecov DELETED
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- SimpleCov.start do
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- add_filter 'spec/'
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- add_filter 'features/'
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- end
data/Guardfile DELETED
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- guard 'rspec', :cmd => 'bundle exec rspec' do
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- watch(%r{^spec/.+_spec\.rb$})
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- watch(%r{^lib/(.+)\.rb$}) { |m| "spec/lib/#{m[1]}_spec.rb" }
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- watch('spec/spec_helper.rb') { 'spec' }
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- end
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-
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- guard 'cucumber' do
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- watch(%r{^features/.+\.feature$})
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- watch(%r{^features/support/.+$}) { 'features' }
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- watch(%r{^features/step_definitions/(.+)_steps\.rb$}) { |m|
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- Dir[File.join("**/#{m[1]}.feature")][0] || 'features'
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- }
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- end
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-
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- # vim: syntax=ruby
data/features/locales/loading.feature DELETED
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- Feature: Loading CSL Locales
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- As a hacker of CSL styles
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- I want to be able to parse CSL locales
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-
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- Scenario: Loading a locale from a string
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- When I load the locale from the string
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- """
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- <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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- <locale xmlns="http://purl.org/net/xbiblio/csl" version="1.0" xml:lang="de-AT">
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- <style-options punctuation-in-quote="false"/>
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- <date form="text">
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- <date-part name="day" suffix=". "/>
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- <date-part name="month" suffix=" "/>
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- <date-part name="year"/>
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- </date>
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- <date form="numeric">
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- <date-part name="day" form="numeric-leading-zeros" suffix="."/>
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- <date-part name="month" form="numeric-leading-zeros" suffix="."/>
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- <date-part name="year"/>
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- </date>
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- <terms>
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- <term name="accessed">zugegriffen</term>
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- <term name="and others">und andere</term>
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- <term name="edition">
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- <single>Auflage</single>
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- <multiple>Auflagen</multiple>
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- </term>
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- <term name="edition" form="short">Aufl.</term>
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- <term name="et-al">u. a.</term>
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- <term name="forthcoming">i. E.</term>
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- <term name="from">von</term>
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- <term name="ibid">ebd.</term>
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- <term name="in">in</term>
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- <term name="presented at">gehalten auf der</term>
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- <term name="reference">
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- <single>Referenz</single>
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- <multiple>Referenzen</multiple>
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- </term>
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- <term name="reference" form="short">
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- <single>Ref.</single>
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- <multiple>Ref.</multiple>
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- </term>
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- <term name="retrieved">abgerufen</term>
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-
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- <!-- LONG ROLE FORMS -->
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- <term name="author">
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- <single/>
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- <multiple/>
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- </term>
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- </terms>
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- </locale>
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- """
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- Then the language should be "de"
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- And the region should be "AT"
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- And the attribute "version" should be "1.0"
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- And the locale should should have 14 terms
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- And the plural of the term "reference" should be "Referenzen"
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- Feature: Converting numbers to ordinals using CSL locales
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- In order to support the requirements of CSL styles that use ordinals
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- As a hacker of CSL styles
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- I want to be able to convert numbers to ordinals
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-
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- @v1.0 @locale @ordinals @i18n @lang-en
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- Scenario: English CSL 1.0 locales
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- Given the locale:
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- """
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- <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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- <locale xmlns="http://purl.org/net/xbiblio/csl" version="1.0" xml:lang="en">
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- <terms>
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- <term name="ordinal-01">st</term>
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- <term name="ordinal-02">nd</term>
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- <term name="ordinal-03">rd</term>
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- <term name="ordinal-04">th</term>
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- </terms>
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- </locale>
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- """
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- When I ordinalize these numbers:
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- | number |
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- | 0 |
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- | 1 |
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- | 2 |
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- | 3 |
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- | 4 |
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- | 5 |
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- | 10 |
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- | 11 |
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- | 12 |
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- | 13 |
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- | 20 |
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- | 21 |
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- | 22 |
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- | 23 |
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- | 111 |
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- | 112 |
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- | 113 |
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- | -102 |
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- Then the ordinals should be:
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- | ordinal |
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- | 0th |
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- | 1st |
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- | 2nd |
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- | 3rd |
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- | 4th |
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- | 5th |
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- | 10th |
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- | 11th |
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- | 12th |
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- | 13th |
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- | 20th |
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- | 21st |
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- | 22nd |
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- | 23rd |
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- | 111th |
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- | 112th |
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- | 113th |
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- | -102nd |
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-
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- @v1.0.1 @locale @ordinals @i18n @lang-en
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- Scenario: English CSL 1.0.1 locales
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- Given the locale:
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- """
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- <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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- <locale xmlns="http://purl.org/net/xbiblio/csl" version="1.0.1" xml:lang="en">
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- <terms>
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- <term name="ordinal">th</term>
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- <term name="ordinal-01">st</term>
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- <term name="ordinal-02">nd</term>
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- <term name="ordinal-03">rd</term>
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- <term name="ordinal-11">th</term>
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- <term name="ordinal-12">th</term>
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- <term name="ordinal-13">th</term>
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- </terms>
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- </locale>
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- """
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- When I ordinalize these numbers:
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- | num | form | gender | number |
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- | 0 | | | |
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- | 1 | | | |
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- | 2 | | | |
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- | 3 | | | |
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- | 4 | | | |
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- | 5 | | | |
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- | 10 | | | |
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- | 11 | | | |
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- | 12 | | | |
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- | 13 | | | |
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- | 20 | | | |
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- | 21 | | | |
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- | 22 | | | |
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- | 23 | | | |
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- | 111 | | | |
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- | 112 | | | |
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- | 113 | | | |
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- | -102 | | | |
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- | 1 | | masculine | |
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- | 2 | | feminine | |
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- | 3 | | | plural |
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- Then the ordinals should be:
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- | ordinal |
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- | 0th |
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- | 1st |
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- | 2nd |
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- | 3rd |
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- | 4th |
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- | 5th |
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- | 10th |
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- | 11th |
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- | 12th |
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- | 13th |
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- | 20th |
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- | 21st |
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- | 22nd |
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- | 23rd |
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- | 111th |
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- | 112th |
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- | 113th |
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- | -102nd |
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- | 1st |
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- | 2nd |
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- | 3rd |
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-
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- @v1.0.1 @locale @ordinals @i18n @gender @lang-de
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- Scenario: Gendered German CSL 1.0.1 locales
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- Given the locale:
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- """
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- <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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- <locale xmlns="http://purl.org/net/xbiblio/csl" version="1.0.1" xml:lang="de">
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- <terms>
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- <term name="ordinal">.</term>
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-
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- <term name="long-ordinal-01">erstes</term>
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- <term name="long-ordinal-01" gender-form="feminine">
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- <single>erste</single>
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- <multiple>ersten</multiple>
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- </term>
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- <term name="long-ordinal-01" gender-form="masculine">
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- <single>erster</single>
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- <multiple>ersten</multiple>
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- </term>
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- <term name="long-ordinal-02">zweites</term>
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- <term name="long-ordinal-02" gender-form="feminine">zweite</term>
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- <term name="long-ordinal-02" gender-form="masculine">zweiter</term>
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- </terms>
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- </locale>
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- """
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- When I ordinalize these numbers:
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- | num | form | gender | number |
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- | 0 | | | |
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- | 1 | | | |
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- | 2 | | | |
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- | 3 | | | |
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- | 101 | | | |
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- | 1 | long | | |
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- | 2 | long | | |
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- | 3 | long | | |
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- | 1 | long | feminine | |
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- | 1 | long | feminine | plural |
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- | 1 | long | feminine | singular |
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- | 2 | long | feminine | |
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- | 3 | long | feminine | |
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- | 1 | long | masculine | |
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- | 2 | long | masculine | |
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- | 3 | long | masculine | |
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- Then the ordinals should be:
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- | ordinal |
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- | 0. |
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- | 1. |
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- | 2. |
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- | 3. |
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- | 101. |
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- | erstes |
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- | zweites |
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- @v1.0.1 @locale @ordinals @i18n @gender @lang-fr
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- Scenario: Gendered French CSL 1.0.1 locales
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- Given the locale:
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- """
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- <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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- <locale xmlns="http://purl.org/net/xbiblio/csl" version="1.0.1" xml:lang="de">
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- <terms>
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- <term name="ordinal">
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- <multiple>es</multiple>
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- </term>
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- <term name="ordinal-01" match="whole-number">
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- <multiple>res</multiple>
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- </term>
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- <term name="ordinal-01" gender-form="feminine" match="whole-number">
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- <multiple>res</multiple>
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- </term>
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- <multiple>ers</multiple>
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- </term>
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- </terms>
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- </locale>
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- """
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- When I ordinalize these numbers:
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- | 0 | | | |
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- | 1 | | | |
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- | 1 | | masculine | |
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- | 2 | | | |
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- | 3 | | | plural |
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- Then the ordinals should be:
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- | ordinal |
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- @v1.0.1 @locale @ordinals @i18n @lang-nl
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- Scenario: Dutch CSL 1.0.1 locales (nulde form)
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- Given the locale:
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- """
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- <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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- <locale xmlns="http://purl.org/net/xbiblio/csl" version="1.0.1" xml:lang="nl">
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- | 14de |
455
- | 15de |
456
- | 16de |
457
- | 17de |
458
- | 18de |
459
- | 19de |
460
- | 20ste |
461
- | 21ste |
462
- | 22ste |
463
- | 23ste |
464
- | 41ste |
465
- | 52ste |
466
- | 63ste |
467
- | 74ste |
468
- | 88ste |
469
- | 99ste |
470
- | 101ste |
471
- | 102de |
472
- | 108ste |
473
- | 111de |
474
- | 112de |
475
- | 113de |
476
- | 142ste |
477
- | 163ste |
478
- | 1216de |
479
- | 919de |
480
- | 379ste |
481
- | 420ste |
482
-
483
- @v1.0.1 @locale @ordinals @i18n @gender @lang-es
484
- Scenario: Gendered Spanish CSL 1.0.1 locales
485
- Given the locale:
486
- """
487
- <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
488
- <locale xmlns="http://purl.org/net/xbiblio/csl" version="1.0.1" xml:lang="es">
489
- <terms>
490
- <term name="ordinal">.º</term>
491
- <term name="ordinal" gender-form="masculine">.º</term>
492
- <term name="ordinal" gender-form="feminine">.ª</term>
493
- </terms>
494
- </locale>
495
- """
496
- When I ordinalize these numbers:
497
- | num | form | gender | number |
498
- | 0 | | | |
499
- | 1 | | | |
500
- | 2 | | | |
501
- | 3 | | | |
502
- | 4 | | | |
503
- | 5 | | | |
504
- | 6 | | | |
505
- | 7 | | | |
506
- | 8 | | | |
507
- | 9 | | | |
508
- | 10 | | | |
509
- | 1 | | feminine | |
510
- | 1 | | masculine | |
511
- | 1 | | masculine | singular |
512
- | 1 | | masculine | plural |
513
- | 3 | | feminine | |
514
- | 3 | | masculine | |
515
- | 2 | | feminine | |
516
- | 23 | | | |
517
- | 999 | | | |
518
- | 11 | | | |
519
- | 11 | | feminine | |
520
- | 11 | | masculine | |
521
- | 21 | | | |
522
- | 101 | | | |
523
- | 1001 | | feminine | |
524
- | 301 | | | |
525
- | 21 | | masculine | singular |
526
- | 21 | | masculine | plural |
527
- | 1001 | | masculine | |
528
- Then the ordinals should be:
529
- | ordinal |
530
- | 0.º |
531
- | 1.º |
532
- | 2.º |
533
- | 3.º |
534
- | 4.º |
535
- | 5.º |
536
- | 6.º |
537
- | 7.º |
538
- | 8.º |
539
- | 9.º |
540
- | 10.º |
541
- | 1.ª |
542
- | 1.º |
543
- | 1.º |
544
- | 1.º |
545
- | 3.ª |
546
- | 3.º |
547
- | 2.ª |
548
- | 23.º |
549
- | 999.º |
550
- | 11.º |
551
- | 11.ª |
552
- | 11.º |
553
- | 21.º |
554
- | 101.º |
555
- | 1001.ª |
556
- | 301.º |
557
- | 21.º |
558
- | 21.º |
559
- | 1001.º |
560
-
561
-
562
- @v1.0.1 @locale @ordinals @i18n @gender @lang-it
563
- Scenario: Gendered Italian CSL 1.0.1 locales
564
- Given the locale:
565
- """
566
- <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
567
- <locale xmlns="http://purl.org/net/xbiblio/csl" version="1.0.1" xml:lang="it">
568
- <terms>
569
- <term name="ordinal">º</term>
570
- <term name="ordinal" gender-form="masculine">º</term>
571
- <term name="ordinal" gender-form="feminine">ª</term>
572
- </terms>
573
- </locale>
574
- """
575
- When I ordinalize these numbers:
576
- | num | form | gender | number |
577
- | 0 | | | |
578
- | 1 | | | |
579
- | 2 | | | |
580
- | 3 | | | |
581
- | 4 | | | |
582
- | 5 | | | |
583
- | 6 | | | |
584
- | 7 | | | |
585
- | 8 | | | |
586
- | 9 | | | |
587
- | 10 | | | |
588
- | 1 | | feminine | |
589
- | 1 | | masculine | |
590
- | 1 | | masculine | singular |
591
- | 1 | | masculine | plural |
592
- | 3 | | feminine | |
593
- | 3 | | masculine | |
594
- | 2 | | feminine | |
595
- | 23 | | | |
596
- | 999 | | | |
597
- | 11 | | | |
598
- | 11 | | feminine | |
599
- | 11 | | masculine | |
600
- | 21 | | | |
601
- | 101 | | | |
602
- | 1001 | | feminine | |
603
- | 301 | | | |
604
- | 21 | | masculine | singular |
605
- | 21 | | masculine | plural |
606
- | 1001 | | masculine | |
607
- Then the ordinals should be:
608
- | ordinal |
609
- | 0º |
610
- | 1º |
611
- | 2º |
612
- | 3º |
613
- | 4º |
614
- | 5º |
615
- | 6º |
616
- | 7º |
617
- | 8º |
618
- | 9º |
619
- | 10º |
620
- | 1ª |
621
- | 1º |
622
- | 1º |
623
- | 1º |
624
- | 3ª |
625
- | 3º |
626
- | 2ª |
627
- | 23º |
628
- | 999º |
629
- | 11º |
630
- | 11ª |
631
- | 11º |
632
- | 21º |
633
- | 101º |
634
- | 1001ª |
635
- | 301º |
636
- | 21º |
637
- | 21º |
638
- | 1001º |
639
-
640
- @v1.0.1 @locale @ordinals @i18n @gender @lang-se
641
- Scenario: Gendered Swedish CSL 1.0.1 locales
642
- Given the locale:
643
- """
644
- <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
645
- <locale xmlns="http://purl.org/net/xbiblio/csl" version="1.0.1" xml:lang="se">
646
- <terms>
647
- <term name="ordinal">:e</term>
648
- <term name="ordinal-01">:a</term>
649
- <term name="ordinal-02">:a</term>
650
- <term name="ordinal-11">:e</term>
651
- <term name="ordinal-12">:e</term>
652
-
653
- <term name="long-ordinal-01">första</term>
654
- <term name="long-ordinal-01" gender-form="masculine">förste</term>
655
- <term name="long-ordinal-02">andra</term>
656
- <term name="long-ordinal-02" gender-form="masculine">andre</term>
657
- </terms>
658
- </locale>
659
- """
660
- When I ordinalize these numbers:
661
- | num | form | gender | number |
662
- | 1 | | | |
663
- | 2 | | | |
664
- | 3 | | | |
665
- | 4 | | | |
666
- | 5 | | | |
667
- | 6 | | | |
668
- | 7 | | | |
669
- | 8 | | | |
670
- | 9 | | | |
671
- | 10 | | | |
672
- | 11 | | | |
673
- | 12 | | | |
674
- | 13 | | | |
675
- | 21 | | | |
676
- | 22 | | | |
677
- | 101 | | | |
678
- | 102 | | | |
679
- | 111 | | | |
680
- | 112 | | | |
681
- | 131 | | | |
682
- | 132 | | | |
683
- | 1 | long | | |
684
- | 2 | long | | |
685
- | 1 | long | masculine | |
686
- | 2 | long | masculine | |
687
- Then the ordinals should be:
688
- | ordinal |
689
- | 1:a |
690
- | 2:a |
691
- | 3:e |
692
- | 4:e |
693
- | 5:e |
694
- | 6:e |
695
- | 7:e |
696
- | 8:e |
697
- | 9:e |
698
- | 10:e |
699
- | 11:e |
700
- | 12:e |
701
- | 13:e |
702
- | 21:a |
703
- | 22:a |
704
- | 101:a |
705
- | 102:a |
706
- | 111:e |
707
- | 112:e |
708
- | 131:a |
709
- | 132:a |
710
- | första |
711
- | andra |
712
- | förste |
713
- | andre |