I am wondering, considering the amount of commands (which not everyone might use), would it be useful to split it from latex.xml, create a natbib.xml and provide this as an option?
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Hey, I think you need to split this in a natbib.xml file, since you need to include the natbib package so the commands are available. Instead of adding this as an option, I would investigate whether is possible for the Gedit-latex parser to detect which packages are being loaded by a certain file, then use that to load your xml file if the natbib package is loaded.
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Patch on latex.xml
New version of patch. Addition of citealp, citealt, Citet, Citep, citeauthor and citenum commands.
Implemented natbib citation commands:
\citep, \citep*, \citet, \citet*, \citealp, \citealp*, \citealt*, \citealt*
\citeauthor, \citenum, \Citet, \Citep
I am wondering, considering the amount of commands (which not everyone might use), would it be useful to split it from latex.xml, create a natbib.xml and provide this as an option?
Hey, I think you need to split this in a natbib.xml file, since you need to include the natbib package so the commands are available. Instead of adding this as an option, I would investigate whether is possible for the Gedit-latex parser to detect which packages are being loaded by a certain file, then use that to load your xml file if the natbib package is loaded.