According to the FAQ, multiple references to the same statement should be separated with a semicolon. EG:
"It is well known that pigs fly(foo2012; bar2013; baz et. al 2015)"
However, the \citep
command provided with the latex template doesn't allow for semicolons. IE, I can't do this:
\citep{foo2012; bar2013}...
Instead, I have to call citep multiple times:
\citep{foo2012} ; \citep{bar2013}
And this results in each entry being wrapped in parenthesis:
(foo2012) ; (bar2013)
Any protips?
Just following up. I put the bibpunct command (I presume it has a forward slash preceeding it which isn't being rendered) in my doc header with no luck. But when I did \\citep{X,Y,Z}
the semicolons were inserted automatically!
PS, why do I have to do double slash to get a slash to render in blockquote mode?
- Adam Hughes •