Hi,
Sorry, you're right. The code provided doesn't do a lot of formatting. This is done by a macro (cfcitet) which I didn't post in order to keep the example more compact.
The general idea is that I can call listcfcitet like this
\listcfcitet{reference1,pagenumber;reference2,pagenumber ...
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\citet does not accept \substr as parameter
Dear all,
While trying to define a macro that "enhances" \citet (i.e. enables me to produce references looking the way I want them to look), a bunch of errors are generated which do not make any sense to me.
\newcommand{\helperListCfCitet}[3]{
h1:(#2)\\
\whereischar[q]{#2}{,}
\newcounter{myc ...
While trying to define a macro that "enhances" \citet (i.e. enables me to produce references looking the way I want them to look), a bunch of errors are generated which do not make any sense to me.
\newcommand{\helperListCfCitet}[3]{
h1:(#2)\\
\whereischar[q]{#2}{,}
\newcounter{myc ...