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j.p.davies

11 Apr, 2013 05:37 PM

Hi all
Just getting to grips with the BiBTeX aspects of MMD. Some newbie questions, I fear

1) Multimarkdown Composer generates this command on export: ~\citep
Note the tilde, because I can't work out why it's there, and it breaks the TeX process.
2) The help says
By default, citations occur using the \citep command.

To use a \citet citation, follow the example below:

In their seminal paper, [Smith and Jones; p 42][#Smith1990] argue
convincingly that....

[#Smith1990]: Smith, R, and Jones, K. Some Fancy Article etc...

possibly because I'm going round fixing the cite commands, I can't actually work out how you invoke a citep command. Is it just square brackets? (sorry, I know I'm being dense, but I'm not getting what I expect...)

Alternatively, is there a way to have \citeA{citationID} just pass straight through (currently, any slash gets "slash" added as it's presumed it's a literal character)

Thanks for any help

1. Support Staff 1 Posted by fletcher on 22 Apr, 2013 01:02 PM

   

   Sorry for the delayed response -- I had a busy week last week and then was out of town.

   It's been a while since I've looked at, so I apologize if I misremember.

   The tilde doesn't break LaTeX - if I remember, it changes the spacing to be more correct.

   The user documentation shows how to create the different citation types (\citet, \citep):

   http://fletcher.github.io/peg-multimarkdown/

   <!-- foo --> passes "foo" straight through.

   F-

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   Fletcher T. Penney
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2. 2 Posted by j.p.davies on 22 Apr, 2013 01:11 PM

   

   I'm involved in day-long conferences on Thursday and Friday, and away on Monday, so I'm afraid I won't see emails until Tuesday.

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3. fletcher closed this discussion on 26 Apr, 2013 09:44 PM.