Re: bibtex and the natdin package using command like citet and citep
Arnd Geldermann wrote:
Normal cites are working finem, but the command \citet and \citep for
special labels are not working, has anybody an idea?
But they are working if you use ERT (Tex-Mode with e.g.
\citet*{mylabel}), aren't they?
LyX doesn't support the natbib commands in the cite-dialog (yet -- this
is planned for future versions, not too far away, I hope ;-)). Every
citation-insert is written as \cite in the LaTeX-output.
So you have to write the commands per hand with ERT as described above.
NOTE: If you have another cite-command than \cite as _default_ (e.g.
\citealt) and you want to use LyX's cite dialog for this one, you can
put the following line in the preamble:
\renewcommand{\cite}{\citealt}
Any \cite-command will then be treated (redefined) as \citealt.
But this is not very elegant AND you will lose the \cite-command itself
for this document. So be careful.
HTH, Jürgen.
Thanks Arnd
Re: bibtex and the natdin package using command like citet and citep
Arnd Geldermann wrote:
Normal cites are working finem, but the command \citet and \citep for
special labels are not working, has anybody an idea?
But they are working if you use ERT (Tex-Mode with e.g.
\citet*{mylabel}), aren't they?
LyX doesn't support the natbib commands in the cite-dialog (yet -- this
is planned for future versions, not too far away, I hope ;-)). Every
citation-insert is written as \cite in the LaTeX-output.
So you have to write the commands per hand with ERT as described above.
NOTE: If you have another cite-command than \cite as _default_ (e.g.
\citealt) and you want to use LyX's cite dialog for this one, you can
put the following line in the preamble:
\renewcommand{\cite}{\citealt}
Any \cite-command will then be treated (redefined) as \citealt.
But this is not very elegant AND you will lose the \cite-command itself
for this document. So be careful.
HTH, Jürgen.
Thanks Arnd
Re: bibtex and the natdin package using command like citet and citep
Arnd Geldermann wrote:
> Normal cites are working finem, but the command \citet and \citep for
> special labels are not working, has anybody an idea?
But they are working if you use ERT ("Tex-Mode" with e.g.
\citet*{mylabel}), aren't they?
LyX doesn't support the natbib commands in the cite-dialog (yet -- this
is planned for future versions, not too far away, I hope ;-)). Every
citation-insert is written as \cite in the LaTeX-output.
So you have to write the commands per hand with ERT as described above.
NOTE: If you have another cite-command than \cite as _default_ (e.g.
\citealt) and you want to use LyX's cite dialog for this one, you can
put the following line in the preamble:
\renewcommand{\cite}{\citealt}
Any \cite-command will then be treated (redefined) as \citealt.
But this is not very elegant AND you will lose the \cite-command itself
for this document. So be careful.
HTH, Jürgen.
> Thanks Arnd
bibtex and the natdin package using command like citet and citep
Hallo,
i am using the natdin package in combination with lyx 1.1.6 fix 1 in
order to get a bibliography close to the german din 1505.
I use the following customizing:
preamble usepackage{natbib}
and the stayle natdin.bst
Normal cites are working finem, but the command \citet and \citep for
special labels are not working, has anybody an idea?
Thanks Arnd
bibtex and the natdin package using command like citet and citep
Hallo,
i am using the natdin package in combination with lyx 1.1.6 fix 1 in
order to get a bibliography close to the german din 1505.
I use the following customizing:
preamble usepackage{natbib}
and the stayle natdin.bst
Normal cites are working finem, but the command \citet and \citep for
special labels are not working, has anybody an idea?
Thanks Arnd
bibtex and the natdin package using command like citet and citep
Hallo,
i am using the natdin package in combination with lyx 1.1.6 fix 1 in
order to get a bibliography close to the german din 1505.
I use the following customizing:
preamble usepackage{natbib}
and the stayle natdin.bst
Normal cites are working finem, but the command \citet and \citep for
special labels are not working, has anybody an idea?
Thanks Arnd
