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| − | return error('This module is retained for historical and structural reasons; consider using [[Module:Citation/CS1]].')
| + | error('This module is retained for historical and structural reasons; consider using [[Module:Citation/CS1]].') |
| − | -- For the {{citation}} formatting functions, see: Module:Citation/CS1
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| − | --NOTES
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| − | --
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| − | -- NOTE A1: This Lua module was originally designed to handle a mix
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| − | -- of citation styles, crossing Vancouver style with Wikipedia's
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| − | -- local Citation Style 1 (CS1) from {Template:Citation/core}.
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| − | -- However, the conflicting positions of parameters, scattered
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| − | -- in twisted locations across this module, led to a separate
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| − | -- variation just to untangle the CS1 format of citations.
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| − | --
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| − | -- NOTE D2: The placement of dots and other separators between the
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| − | -- displayed parameters has been a continual headache, to keep
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| − | -- coordinated with the data in parentheses "(data)". There
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| − | -- has been a need to pre-check for the existence of related
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| − | -- options, to keep from putting double-dots ".." in some cases.
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| − | -- In particular, the omission of the "title=" parameter has led
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| − | -- to several cases of a spurious dot ". ." because the original
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| − | -- design had treated the title as a mandatory parameter.
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| − | --
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