Richard Heck <[email protected]> írta:

>> Or is there a way I don't know of?>

>Class options are automatically passed to packages, if the class does
>not recognize them.

Thanks Richard. I haven't noticed your previous mail.

Provided that I let lyx load natbib with numeric citations, what should go 
exactly in the class options line then? To achieve the same effect as when 
natbib is loaded manually by

\usepackage[super,sort&compress]{natbib}

for example?

>If you want to load natbib manually, then put:
>
>Format 31
>Provides natbib 1
>into Document>Settings>Local Layout, and proceed as normal. This tells
>LyX not to load natbib itself.

Thanks.

>From your previous message:

>>2. I have a document where all the citations, even those which
>>are neighbors, are inserted separately. This results in separate citations
>>in the output as well: (Smith et al., 1995)(Jones et al., 2003), which is
>>ugly. Is it possible to get a single output [like (Smith et al., 1995; Jones
>>et al., 2003)] without moving all neighboring citations into one group? It
>>would be really tedious work to group them now.

>There's no way to do this within LyX itself. But it's easy to write a
>script (perl, python, whatever) to process the LyX file and do it for you.

Yes, you're right. By the way, I did not mean if lyx can do it but whether 
bibtex is able to merge neighboring citations, eg. by some option, but I guess 
it can't do it.

Thanks,

bcsikos

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