\cite{...} brings up a auto-complete list of available citation keys. This is a good thing, as long as you only want to enter one citation key.If you want multiple keys (for example
\cite{paper1,paper2,...}) you cannot do it with auto-complete.Does anyone have a work around to achieve this (other than manually typing the extra keys)?
A possible solution I had was if I could make a shortcut to bring up the list of keys (without having to type
\cite{...}) but I don't know how to do this.Any ideas?