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I'm using biblatex for my citations and references. In some citations I'd like to change the comma for any other symbol that I want. How can I do this?
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage[
citestyle=authoryear-comp,
bibstyle=authoryear,
giveninits=true,
maxcitenames=2
]{biblatex}
%References
begin{filecontents*}{references22.bib}
@Article{Ho_1899,
author = {Ho, Lionel and Dreyfus, J. and Boyer, J. and Lowe, T. and Bustamante, H. and Duker, P.},
title = {Example article},
year = {1899}
}
end{filecontents*}
addbibresource{references22.bib}
begin{document}
textcite[some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[some words]{Ho_1899}par%
%
In the next 2 citations, I'd like to change the comma for ~-~ and "."par
%
textcite[~-~some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[. Some words]{Ho_1899}par
%
Expected resultpar
%
Ho et al. (1899~-~some words)\
(Ho et al. 1899. Some words)
end{document}
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I'm using biblatex for my citations and references. In some citations I'd like to change the comma for any other symbol that I want. How can I do this?
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage[
citestyle=authoryear-comp,
bibstyle=authoryear,
giveninits=true,
maxcitenames=2
]{biblatex}
%References
begin{filecontents*}{references22.bib}
@Article{Ho_1899,
author = {Ho, Lionel and Dreyfus, J. and Boyer, J. and Lowe, T. and Bustamante, H. and Duker, P.},
title = {Example article},
year = {1899}
}
end{filecontents*}
addbibresource{references22.bib}
begin{document}
textcite[some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[some words]{Ho_1899}par%
%
In the next 2 citations, I'd like to change the comma for ~-~ and "."par
%
textcite[~-~some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[. Some words]{Ho_1899}par
%
Expected resultpar
%
Ho et al. (1899~-~some words)\
(Ho et al. 1899. Some words)
end{document}
biblatex citing postnote
asked 3 hours ago
Daniel Valencia C.Daniel Valencia C.
1,115718
Please Check the edited version, (natbib=true doesn't needed and added a second better option that doesn't break the comma of the original command)
– koleygr
2 hours ago
add a comment |
I'm using biblatex for my citations and references. In some citations I'd like to change the comma for any other symbol that I want. How can I do this?
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage[
citestyle=authoryear-comp,
bibstyle=authoryear,
giveninits=true,
maxcitenames=2
]{biblatex}
%References
begin{filecontents*}{references22.bib}
@Article{Ho_1899,
author = {Ho, Lionel and Dreyfus, J. and Boyer, J. and Lowe, T. and Bustamante, H. and Duker, P.},
title = {Example article},
year = {1899}
}
end{filecontents*}
addbibresource{references22.bib}
begin{document}
textcite[some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[some words]{Ho_1899}par%
%
In the next 2 citations, I'd like to change the comma for ~-~ and "."par
%
textcite[~-~some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[. Some words]{Ho_1899}par
%
Expected resultpar
%
Ho et al. (1899~-~some words)\
(Ho et al. 1899. Some words)
end{document}
biblatex citing postnote
asked 3 hours ago
Daniel Valencia C.Daniel Valencia C.
1,115718
I'm using biblatex for my citations and references. In some citations I'd like to change the comma for any other symbol that I want. How can I do this?
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage[
citestyle=authoryear-comp,
bibstyle=authoryear,
giveninits=true,
maxcitenames=2
]{biblatex}
%References
begin{filecontents*}{references22.bib}
@Article{Ho_1899,
author = {Ho, Lionel and Dreyfus, J. and Boyer, J. and Lowe, T. and Bustamante, H. and Duker, P.},
title = {Example article},
year = {1899}
}
end{filecontents*}
addbibresource{references22.bib}
begin{document}
textcite[some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[some words]{Ho_1899}par%
%
In the next 2 citations, I'd like to change the comma for ~-~ and "."par
%
textcite[~-~some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[. Some words]{Ho_1899}par
%
Expected resultpar
%
Ho et al. (1899~-~some words)\
(Ho et al. 1899. Some words)
end{document}
biblatex citing postnote
biblatex citing postnote
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Daniel Valencia C.Daniel Valencia C.
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Daniel Valencia C.Daniel Valencia C.
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Daniel Valencia C.Daniel Valencia C.
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Daniel Valencia C.Daniel Valencia C.
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asked 3 hours ago
Daniel Valencia C.Daniel Valencia C.
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Please Check the edited version, (natbib=true doesn't needed and added a second better option that doesn't break the comma of the original command)
– koleygr
2 hours ago
add a comment |
Please Check the edited version, (natbib=true doesn't needed and added a second better option that doesn't break the comma of the original command)
– koleygr
2 hours ago
Please Check the edited version, (natbib=true doesn't needed and added a second better option that doesn't break the comma of the original command)
– koleygr
2 hours ago
Please Check the edited version, (natbib=true doesn't needed and added a second better option that doesn't break the comma of the original command)
– koleygr
2 hours ago
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A hack, but it will break the ability of adding a second optional argument in your textcite and parencite comands (if they can "afford" one second argument):
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage[
citestyle=authoryear-comp,
bibstyle=authoryear,
giveninits=true,
maxcitenames=2,
]{biblatex}
%References
begin{filecontents*}{references22.bib}
@Article{Ho_1899,
author = {Ho, Lionel and Dreyfus, J. and Boyer, J. and Lowe, T. and Bustamante, H. and Duker, P.},
title = {Example article},
year = {1899}
}
end{filecontents*}
renewcommandtextcite[2][]{citeauthor{#2}(citeyear{#2}#1)}
renewcommandparencite[2][]{(cite{#2}#1)}
addbibresource{references22.bib}
begin{document}
textcite[some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[some words]{Ho_1899}par%
%
In the next 2 citations, I'd like to change the comma for ~-~ and "."par
%
textcite[~-~some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[. Some words]{Ho_1899}par
%
Expected resultpar
%
Ho et al. (1899~-~some words)\
(Ho et al. 1899. Some words)
end{document}
PS: You have to add comma manually in the above code's first two citations.
Code that will work for the two first citations too:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage[
citestyle=authoryear-comp,
bibstyle=authoryear,
giveninits=true,
maxcitenames=2,
]{biblatex}
%References
begin{filecontents*}{references22.bib}
@Article{Ho_1899,
author = {Ho, Lionel and Dreyfus, J. and Boyer, J. and Lowe, T. and Bustamante, H. and Duker, P.},
title = {Example article},
year = {1899}
}
end{filecontents*}
defmydelim{,~}
renewcommandtextcite[2][]{citeauthor{#2}(citeyear{#2}mydelim#1)}
renewcommandparencite[2][]{(cite{#2}mydelim#1)}
addbibresource{references22.bib}
begin{document}
textcite[some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[some words]{Ho_1899}par%
%
In the next 2 citations, I'd like to change the comma for ~-~ and "."par
%
defmydelim{~.~}
textcite[some words]{Ho_1899}\
defmydelim{.~}
parencite[Some words]{Ho_1899}par
%
Expected resultpar
%
Ho et al. (1899~-~some words)\
(Ho et al. 1899. Some words)
end{document}
The given result for these examples are the expected results:
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A hack, but it will break the ability of adding a second optional argument in your textcite and parencite comands (if they can "afford" one second argument):
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage[
citestyle=authoryear-comp,
bibstyle=authoryear,
giveninits=true,
maxcitenames=2,
]{biblatex}
%References
begin{filecontents*}{references22.bib}
@Article{Ho_1899,
author = {Ho, Lionel and Dreyfus, J. and Boyer, J. and Lowe, T. and Bustamante, H. and Duker, P.},
title = {Example article},
year = {1899}
}
end{filecontents*}
renewcommandtextcite[2][]{citeauthor{#2}(citeyear{#2}#1)}
renewcommandparencite[2][]{(cite{#2}#1)}
addbibresource{references22.bib}
begin{document}
textcite[some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[some words]{Ho_1899}par%
%
In the next 2 citations, I'd like to change the comma for ~-~ and "."par
%
textcite[~-~some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[. Some words]{Ho_1899}par
%
Expected resultpar
%
Ho et al. (1899~-~some words)\
(Ho et al. 1899. Some words)
end{document}
PS: You have to add comma manually in the above code's first two citations.
Code that will work for the two first citations too:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage[
citestyle=authoryear-comp,
bibstyle=authoryear,
giveninits=true,
maxcitenames=2,
]{biblatex}
%References
begin{filecontents*}{references22.bib}
@Article{Ho_1899,
author = {Ho, Lionel and Dreyfus, J. and Boyer, J. and Lowe, T. and Bustamante, H. and Duker, P.},
title = {Example article},
year = {1899}
}
end{filecontents*}
defmydelim{,~}
renewcommandtextcite[2][]{citeauthor{#2}(citeyear{#2}mydelim#1)}
renewcommandparencite[2][]{(cite{#2}mydelim#1)}
addbibresource{references22.bib}
begin{document}
textcite[some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[some words]{Ho_1899}par%
%
In the next 2 citations, I'd like to change the comma for ~-~ and "."par
%
defmydelim{~.~}
textcite[some words]{Ho_1899}\
defmydelim{.~}
parencite[Some words]{Ho_1899}par
%
Expected resultpar
%
Ho et al. (1899~-~some words)\
(Ho et al. 1899. Some words)
end{document}
The given result for these examples are the expected results:
answered 3 hours ago
koleygrkoleygr
12k11038
add a comment |
A hack, but it will break the ability of adding a second optional argument in your textcite and parencite comands (if they can "afford" one second argument):
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage[
citestyle=authoryear-comp,
bibstyle=authoryear,
giveninits=true,
maxcitenames=2,
]{biblatex}
%References
begin{filecontents*}{references22.bib}
@Article{Ho_1899,
author = {Ho, Lionel and Dreyfus, J. and Boyer, J. and Lowe, T. and Bustamante, H. and Duker, P.},
title = {Example article},
year = {1899}
}
end{filecontents*}
renewcommandtextcite[2][]{citeauthor{#2}(citeyear{#2}#1)}
renewcommandparencite[2][]{(cite{#2}#1)}
addbibresource{references22.bib}
begin{document}
textcite[some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[some words]{Ho_1899}par%
%
In the next 2 citations, I'd like to change the comma for ~-~ and "."par
%
textcite[~-~some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[. Some words]{Ho_1899}par
%
Expected resultpar
%
Ho et al. (1899~-~some words)\
(Ho et al. 1899. Some words)
end{document}
PS: You have to add comma manually in the above code's first two citations.
Code that will work for the two first citations too:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage[
citestyle=authoryear-comp,
bibstyle=authoryear,
giveninits=true,
maxcitenames=2,
]{biblatex}
%References
begin{filecontents*}{references22.bib}
@Article{Ho_1899,
author = {Ho, Lionel and Dreyfus, J. and Boyer, J. and Lowe, T. and Bustamante, H. and Duker, P.},
title = {Example article},
year = {1899}
}
end{filecontents*}
defmydelim{,~}
renewcommandtextcite[2][]{citeauthor{#2}(citeyear{#2}mydelim#1)}
renewcommandparencite[2][]{(cite{#2}mydelim#1)}
addbibresource{references22.bib}
begin{document}
textcite[some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[some words]{Ho_1899}par%
%
In the next 2 citations, I'd like to change the comma for ~-~ and "."par
%
defmydelim{~.~}
textcite[some words]{Ho_1899}\
defmydelim{.~}
parencite[Some words]{Ho_1899}par
%
Expected resultpar
%
Ho et al. (1899~-~some words)\
(Ho et al. 1899. Some words)
end{document}
The given result for these examples are the expected results:
answered 3 hours ago
koleygrkoleygr
12k11038
add a comment |
A hack, but it will break the ability of adding a second optional argument in your textcite and parencite comands (if they can "afford" one second argument):
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage[
citestyle=authoryear-comp,
bibstyle=authoryear,
giveninits=true,
maxcitenames=2,
]{biblatex}
%References
begin{filecontents*}{references22.bib}
@Article{Ho_1899,
author = {Ho, Lionel and Dreyfus, J. and Boyer, J. and Lowe, T. and Bustamante, H. and Duker, P.},
title = {Example article},
year = {1899}
}
end{filecontents*}
renewcommandtextcite[2][]{citeauthor{#2}(citeyear{#2}#1)}
renewcommandparencite[2][]{(cite{#2}#1)}
addbibresource{references22.bib}
begin{document}
textcite[some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[some words]{Ho_1899}par%
%
In the next 2 citations, I'd like to change the comma for ~-~ and "."par
%
textcite[~-~some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[. Some words]{Ho_1899}par
%
Expected resultpar
%
Ho et al. (1899~-~some words)\
(Ho et al. 1899. Some words)
end{document}
PS: You have to add comma manually in the above code's first two citations.
Code that will work for the two first citations too:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage[
citestyle=authoryear-comp,
bibstyle=authoryear,
giveninits=true,
maxcitenames=2,
]{biblatex}
%References
begin{filecontents*}{references22.bib}
@Article{Ho_1899,
author = {Ho, Lionel and Dreyfus, J. and Boyer, J. and Lowe, T. and Bustamante, H. and Duker, P.},
title = {Example article},
year = {1899}
}
end{filecontents*}
defmydelim{,~}
renewcommandtextcite[2][]{citeauthor{#2}(citeyear{#2}mydelim#1)}
renewcommandparencite[2][]{(cite{#2}mydelim#1)}
addbibresource{references22.bib}
begin{document}
textcite[some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[some words]{Ho_1899}par%
%
In the next 2 citations, I'd like to change the comma for ~-~ and "."par
%
defmydelim{~.~}
textcite[some words]{Ho_1899}\
defmydelim{.~}
parencite[Some words]{Ho_1899}par
%
Expected resultpar
%
Ho et al. (1899~-~some words)\
(Ho et al. 1899. Some words)
end{document}
The given result for these examples are the expected results:
answered 3 hours ago
koleygrkoleygr
12k11038
A hack, but it will break the ability of adding a second optional argument in your textcite and parencite comands (if they can "afford" one second argument):
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage[
citestyle=authoryear-comp,
bibstyle=authoryear,
giveninits=true,
maxcitenames=2,
]{biblatex}
%References
begin{filecontents*}{references22.bib}
@Article{Ho_1899,
author = {Ho, Lionel and Dreyfus, J. and Boyer, J. and Lowe, T. and Bustamante, H. and Duker, P.},
title = {Example article},
year = {1899}
}
end{filecontents*}
renewcommandtextcite[2][]{citeauthor{#2}(citeyear{#2}#1)}
renewcommandparencite[2][]{(cite{#2}#1)}
addbibresource{references22.bib}
begin{document}
textcite[some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[some words]{Ho_1899}par%
%
In the next 2 citations, I'd like to change the comma for ~-~ and "."par
%
textcite[~-~some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[. Some words]{Ho_1899}par
%
Expected resultpar
%
Ho et al. (1899~-~some words)\
(Ho et al. 1899. Some words)
end{document}
PS: You have to add comma manually in the above code's first two citations.
Code that will work for the two first citations too:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage[
citestyle=authoryear-comp,
bibstyle=authoryear,
giveninits=true,
maxcitenames=2,
]{biblatex}
%References
begin{filecontents*}{references22.bib}
@Article{Ho_1899,
author = {Ho, Lionel and Dreyfus, J. and Boyer, J. and Lowe, T. and Bustamante, H. and Duker, P.},
title = {Example article},
year = {1899}
}
end{filecontents*}
defmydelim{,~}
renewcommandtextcite[2][]{citeauthor{#2}(citeyear{#2}mydelim#1)}
renewcommandparencite[2][]{(cite{#2}mydelim#1)}
addbibresource{references22.bib}
begin{document}
textcite[some words]{Ho_1899}\
parencite[some words]{Ho_1899}par%
%
In the next 2 citations, I'd like to change the comma for ~-~ and "."par
%
defmydelim{~.~}
textcite[some words]{Ho_1899}\
defmydelim{.~}
parencite[Some words]{Ho_1899}par
%
Expected resultpar
%
Ho et al. (1899~-~some words)\
(Ho et al. 1899. Some words)
end{document}
The given result for these examples are the expected results:
answered 3 hours ago
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answered 3 hours ago
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Please Check the edited version, (natbib=true doesn't needed and added a second better option that doesn't break the comma of the original command)
– koleygr
2 hours ago