Herbert Voss wrote:
> Kevin Gross wrote:
> >
> > Hi all!
> >
> > ...it was not until the advancement of molecular orbital theory that
> > cycloaddition reactions were well understood [1,2,5].
> >
> > as opposed to the absolutely unacceptable :)
> >
> > ...it was not until the advancement of molecular orbital theory that
> > cycloaddition reactions were well understood [1] [2] [5].
> >
> > Here, [1,2,5] refer to the 1st, 2nd and 5th entry in the References
> > section. If it makes any difference, I am using the article document
> > class. I am just looking for a quick fix (well, other than actually
> > typing "[1,2,5]") as I hope to learn BibTeX soon. But I'm looking for a
> > fix that will allow dynamic updating of references, i.e. keep track of
> > the reference numbers upon addition and deletion of reference entries,
> > much the same as LyX does for cross-referencing.
>
> if your bibtex-file is ok, than:
>
> in latex: \cite{key1,key2,...} just like: \cite{deitel:99,doberanz:96}
>
> deitel:99 and doberanz:96 are the bibtex keys. if your keys are 1, 2, ..
> than \cite{1,2}
>
> with LyX Insert->citation-> choose the first bibtex entry from the
> list
> and add the next manually:
> "deitel:99" from list and than "doberanz:96" from keyborad. alle entrys
> must separated by comma.
>
> Herbert
>
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Hi,
In addition to that, if you use
\uepackage{cite}
in the preamble, the citations will be ordered and without intermediate
references. For example, [1,2,3,5] will be [1-3,5]
Hope this help
Osvaldo Fornaro
IFIMAT - Universidad Nacional del Centro
Argentina
