Jacob Bishop <bishop.ja...@gmail.com> írta:
>>1. How can I set options for the natbib package? The stuff that goes
>>>>between [], like \usepackage[options]{natbib}. As I see lyx adds only
>>'authoryear' or 'numbers' as options, but how can
>>I add other options, eg. 'merge'?
>Although it seems strange (to me), you actually pass package options in
>document -> settings under document class, there is a "class
>options" frame,
>and in that frame there is a textbox for custom options. That is where
>you add them. This is documented in the LyX User's guide (in
>help->user's guide) section B.1
Thank you, but I guess this is not correct.
In my opinion the option field you mention is not for adding/changing options
for a package loaded by \usepackage. It is for changing document class load
options, in my case it is article.cls (artlicle.layout in lyx).
Or is there a way I don't know of?
As I see, currently I have two possibilities in lyx: either load natbib
manually in the preamble by the required options, and then lyx will not add the
correct \citet and \citep commands when citations are inserted. Or I can make
lyx load natbib by checking Document -> Settings -> Bibliography -> Natbib. In
this case lyx will insert correct \citet, \citep etc. citations but I can not
customize natib options as needed.
>>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.
>
>Not that I am aware of.I hope this helps.Jacob
Thanks,
bcsikos
