Question: Is there an equivalent to the cites command?

[ThiloteE]

^ desired outcome:

something relative to: https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/18910/multiple-citations-with-pages-using-biblatex?noredirect=1&lq=1

I have read In other packages, several commands are provided for producing citations in different styles such as \citet, \citep, \parencite, and \footnotecite. In citation-style-language package, however, the format of citations is fixed as formatted in CSL style and it is impossible to select another format without modifying the .csl style file in the documentation.

Does this mean, it is absolutely impossible to cite multiple citations with pages?

[zepinglee]

The citeproc is fully capable of processing multiple cites with pages in a single citation. I got stuck when trying to implement the LaTeX interface \cites with expl3. It is mainly because this command receives undetermined number of braced arguments and I'm not sure it is a good design for user interface. I'll post a question to tex.sx for help.

[ThiloteE]

Thank you :-)

To clarify, for all the people that are not familiar with the cites command and that might look at this at a later point in time, I am looking forward to have output that roughly resembles something like this:

or

Of course, it depends on the style.

[ThiloteE]

Nice! 👍