Re: jurabib/bibtex

Dear Peter,

Excellent!  I'm grateful (being a simple historian, and not yet a
TeXpert).  Just one query: will this work for a page range that's not
really a range?  For example, a very long article spread out over
several issues of a journal, all of whose pages must be given in the
first citation.  I frequently cite one that has:

14--36, 143--70, 264--89

Forgive my TeX illiteracy:  would your macro simply test for the first
range?  If so, what about the possible scenario of citing several
single pages (e.g. diagrams in article)?  For example, suppose I
wanted "pp. 3, 17, 28".

I'm all ears, because this would be a great simplification.

Thanks,

Jesse

> Perhaps easier on the user is to test for a range, eg
> 
> \usepackage{ifthen}
> \def\testpp#1-#2\sentinel#3{\ifthenelse
>    {\equal{#1}{#3}}{p.\thinspace#3}{pp.\thinspace#3}}
> \newcommand{\p}[1]{\testpp#1-x\sentinel{#1}}
> ...
> \p{12--24} or \p{1224}





 
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