>>===== MODE =====>> citation <<===== MODE =====<< ## 2013-04-17 :: Frank Bennett I believe that the full name is correct here. With by-cite disambiguation, an uncited item in the bibliography that would clash with a cite in the document should trigger disambiguation. That's my call on this one, anyway. ## 2013-05-09 :: Frank Bennett Well, that would have been true if this test resulted in an uncited item. But the third operation deletes the initial citation completely. The orginal test result "Smith" is correct here. >>===== RESULT =====>> >>[0] (Smith) <<===== RESULT =====<< >>===== CITATIONS =====>> [ [ { "citationID": "CITATION-1", "citationItems": [ { "id": 4 } ], "properties": { "noteIndex": 0 } }, [], [] ], [ { "citationID": "CITATION-2", "citationItems": [ { "id": 5 } ], "properties": { "noteIndex": 0 } }, [ [ "CITATION-1", 0 ] ], [] ], [ { "citationID": "CITATION-2", "citationItems": [ { "id": 5 } ], "properties": { "noteIndex": 0 } }, [], [] ] ] <<===== CITATIONS =====<< >>===== CSL =====>> <<===== CSL =====<< >>===== INPUT =====>> [ { "id": 5, "type": "book", "title": "Book B", "author": [ { "family": "Smith", "given": "James" } ] }, { "id": 4, "type": "book", "title": "Book C", "author": [ { "family": "Smith", "given": "John" } ] } ] <<===== INPUT =====<< >>===== VERSION =====>> 1.0 <<===== VERSION =====<<