BibTeX, biblatex and biber ⇒ Genitive: Meyer's (1972) instead Meyer (1972)'s

[jojo]

Hi!

I am a beginner with natbib. I'd like to have something like
"Meyer's (1972)" instead of "Meyer (1972)'s", for which I use \citet{Meyer}'s. Any suggestions?

Many thanks!
Johannes

[frabjous]

Always or just in one instance?

If in one instance, the best I can think off the top of my head would be:

Code: Select all

Now let's look at \citeauthor{meyer1972}'s \citeyearpar{meyer1972}

Of course you could define a command to make it easier:

Code: Select all

\newcommand{\citegenitive}[1]{\citeauthor{#1}'s \citeyearpar{#1}}

And then just use \citegenitive{meyer1972}.

Of course hyperlinks will be broken up, and this won't handle citations with multiple authors as well.

[jojo]

Many thanks! I'd like to get somehow the hyperlinks correct ...

Cheers, Johannes

[frabjous]

The hyperlinks should work; they're just broken up between the name and the date. Heck, I get them broken up just using \citet! Are you counting the citations or including backreferences to them or something?

[jojo]

In this case, it is totally sufficient. Many thanks!