No space before :sup: in the reStructeredText output

[stvharman]

Hello, I use vancouver-superscript.csl when converting from orgmode to rst. The reference list and entries look great. However, I obtain citations in my rst output such as this one:

Blah blah.:sup:1

Whereas for rst editors and programs to understand it correctly, there needs to be a space before the first colon. So, it should be:

Blah blah. :sup:1

I was wondering if I am missing something or if there can be anything done about this.

Thanks in advance,

Steve

[jgm]

I believe it's a pandoc issue, not a pandoc-citeproc issue. But
first, what version of pandoc are you using? Recent
versions seem to insert the necessary \ before the
:sup:.

+++ stvharman [Aug 12 15 19:07 ]:

Hello, I use vancouver-superscript.csl when converting from orgmode to
rst. The reference list and entries look great. However, I obtain
citations in my rst output such as this one:

Blah blah.:sup:1

Whereas for rst editors and programs to understand it correctly, there
needs to be a space before the first colon. So, it should be:

Blah blah. :sup:1

I was wondering if I am missing something or if there can be anything
done about this.

Thanks in advance,

Steve

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[stvharman]

Thank you, John. Here are my versions:

$ pandoc --version
pandoc 1.15.0.6

$ pandoc-citeproc --version
pandoc-citeproc 0.7.2

[jgm]

Can you give me something sufficient to reproduce the
problem? A small Markdown sample, bibliography, and
the stylesheet you're using (or its name if it's from
the standard csl repository).

+++ stvharman [Aug 13 15 10:42 ]:

Thank you, John. Here are my versions:

$ pandoc --version
pandoc 1.15.0.6

$ pandoc-citeproc --version
pandoc-citeproc 0.7.2

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[stvharman]

Sure. Try this from the command line:

pandoc --filter pandoc-citeproc --bibliography  mybib.bib --csl vancouver-superscript.csl   test.org -s -o test.rst

You can download mybib.bib from here http://shelah.logic.at/mybib.bib (or really use any bib file)

The content of test.org can be only one line:

Here is my reference [@small]

Then it will produce the following test.rst

Here is my reference:sup:`1`

.. raw:: html

   <div class="references">

.. raw:: html

   <div id="ref-small">

1. Freely I. A small paper. The journal of small papers. 1997;-1.

.. raw:: html

   </div>

.. raw:: html

   </div>

[stvharman]

Verified. It works. Thanks John.