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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I am using a LaTeX template class from the American geophysical union (AGU) and they use "apacite" which (quoting from their template) "uses < > for prenotes and [ ] for postnotes".
For example, to print "(see, e.g., XXX for details)", I write the follow LaTeX:
\cite<see, e.g.,>[for details]{XXX}
Because these commands are not recognised, ltex reports a false positive with almost each citation command.
Adding the commands below would benefit all users of apacite.
Describe the solution you'd like
Add the following commands
\cite<>[]{}
\cite<>{}
\citeA{} (maybe this one already works; not sure)
Describe alternatives you've considered
I tried adding the following to my settings, but it does not seem to work:
Not why it does not work... Maybe the < and > are not parsed correctly?
Either way my current workaround is just to close my eyes and ignore the false positives 😅
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I am using a LaTeX template class from the American geophysical union (AGU) and they use "apacite" which (quoting from their template) "uses < > for prenotes and [ ] for postnotes".
For example, to print "(see, e.g., XXX for details)", I write the follow LaTeX:
Because these commands are not recognised, ltex reports a false positive with almost each citation command.
Adding the commands below would benefit all users of apacite.
Describe the solution you'd like
Add the following commands
\cite<>[]{}
\cite<>{}
\citeA{}
(maybe this one already works; not sure)Describe alternatives you've considered
I tried adding the following to my settings, but it does not seem to work:
Not why it does not work... Maybe the
<
and>
are not parsed correctly? Either way my current workaround is just to close my eyes and ignore the false positives 😅