Hi,
your test case does not include common writings like
Чайковский В. Н.
Чайковский ВН
which are used without colon in russian language.
Maybe you should explicitely warn that certain asian languages write names without colon in the opposite order to English which is hard to detect. Similarly, the German naming tradition has no strict order so the categories first name and middle name do not apply. In that tradition there exist only given names and an arbitrary nonempty subset of them was marked as calling names (comparible to the first name in USA or Russia) the others are treated like middle names in the USA, while they are freely chosen by the parents.
Hi,
your test case does not include common writings like
Чайковский В. Н.
Чайковский ВН
which are used without colon in russian language.
Maybe you should explicitely warn that certain asian languages write names without colon in the opposite order to English which is hard to detect. Similarly, the German naming tradition has no strict order so the categories first name and middle name do not apply. In that tradition there exist only given names and an arbitrary nonempty subset of them was marked as calling names (comparible to the first name in USA or Russia) the others are treated like middle names in the USA, while they are freely chosen by the parents.