Ah, I understand. Then you would need to add the following to syntax.default
for biblatex:
% biblatex supports some natbib and jurabib commands and additionally:
\cite[][]{}
\cite*[][]{}
\Cite[][]{}
\citetitle[][]{}
\citetitle*[][]{}
\citeauthor[][]{}
\Citeauthor[][]{}
\citeyear[][]{}
\citeurl[][]
On Sun, Apr 03, 2011 at 04:21:32PM -0700, Johannes Wilm wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I wonder whether when I do a TeX->LyX-TeX conversion the following biblatex
> command:
>
> \parencites[10--12]{biderman83}[166--176]{tijerino08}
>
> is turned into:
>
> \parencites{[}10--12{]}{biderman83}{[}166--176{]}{t
Hey,
I wonder whether when I do a TeX->LyX-TeX conversion the following biblatex
command:
\parencites[10--12]{biderman83}[166--176]{tijerino08}
is turned into:
\parencites{[}10--12{]}{biderman83}{[}166--176{]}{tijerino08}
Does parencites have to added to some list of commands that can take
opt
