Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

I've done some more reading of natbib itself (the included pdf) -- it's pretty clear that if natbib is set to *author-year* style, then the standard \cite command behaves as \citet; if set to *numerical *style, \cite behaves as \citep. You can see this in LyX when using natbib under Document -

Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

I've done some more reading of natbib itself (the included pdf) -- it's pretty clear that if natbib is set to *author-year* style, then the standard \cite command behaves as \citet; if set to *numerical *style, \cite behaves as \citep. You can see this in LyX when using natbib under Document -

Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

I've done some more reading of natbib itself (the included pdf) -- it's pretty clear that if natbib is set to *author-year* style, then the standard \cite command behaves as \citet; if set to *numerical *style, \cite behaves as \citep. You can see this in LyX when using natbib under Document ->

Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Julien Rioux julien.ri...@... writes: For me (LyX 1.6.5 WinXp) LyX remembers the last citation format used and selects this one. Yes you're quite right, it does for me too (on OS X and Win7). But sometimes it doesn't behave consistently in my main document; maybe there's something in there

Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Julien Rioux julien.ri...@... writes: For me (LyX 1.6.5 WinXp) LyX remembers the last citation format used and selects this one. Yes you're quite right, it does for me too (on OS X and Win7). But sometimes it doesn't behave consistently in my main document; maybe there's something in there

Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Julien Rioux writes: > > For me (LyX 1.6.5 WinXp) LyX remembers the last citation format > used and selects this one. Yes you're quite right, it does for me too (on OS X and Win7). But sometimes it doesn't behave consistently in my main document; maybe there's something in

Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Justin Wood upas...@... writes: However, when LyX initially inserts a citation from a *new* reference not previously used, it defaults to the *textual *citation format: natbib's * \citet* command. This is not what I need. I can of course change any such citation to parenthetical (\citep), or

Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Justin Wood upas...@... writes: However, when LyX initially inserts a citation from a *new* reference not previously used, it defaults to the *textual *citation format: natbib's * \citet* command. This is not what I need. I can of course change any such citation to parenthetical (\citep), or

Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Justin Wood writes: > However, when LyX initially inserts a citation from a *new* reference not > previously used, it defaults to the *textual *citation format: natbib's * > \citet* command. This is not what I need. I can of course change any such > citation to parenthetical

making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Hi all. The usual apologies for asking a dumb and/or tired question, but I have hunted through the list archive and online in general to no avail. [System: LyX 1.6.5 on Mac OS X 10.6.2] I'm using natbib citation style, set to *author-year*, with a 3rd party style file for Chicago

making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Hi all. The usual apologies for asking a dumb and/or tired question, but I have hunted through the list archive and online in general to no avail. [System: LyX 1.6.5 on Mac OS X 10.6.2] I'm using natbib citation style, set to *author-year*, with a 3rd party style file for Chicago

making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Hi all. The usual apologies for asking a dumb and/or tired question, but I have hunted through the list archive and online in general to no avail. [System: LyX 1.6.5 on Mac OS X 10.6.2] I'm using natbib citation style, set to *author-year*, with a 3rd party style file for Chicago