support apacite-style citations

[yymao]

support apacite-style citations

[yymao]

Thanks for the suggestion @johnsmorgan. I think #31 would fix this. If you are willing to help test it, that would be great. You can download this file and then run adstex using:

python /path/to/downloaded/adstex.py [regular adstex options]

[johnsmorgan]

Thanks for the very quick response. That appears to fix the issue. Here's the latex fragment I used to test it in case you want to use it / add more tests:

\begin{document}
%Reference citation instructions and examples:
%
% Please use ONLY \cite and \citeA for reference citations.
% \cite for parenthetical references
% ...as shown in recent studies (Simpson et al., 2019)
% \citeA for in-text citations
% ...Simpson et al. (2019) have shown...
%
%
...as shown by \citeA{1993JGR....9818937G}.
...as shown by \citeA{1993JGR....9818937G}, \citeA{1999ApJ...510..485A}, and \citeA{2001ApJ...559..452Z}.
...has been shown \cite{1993JGR....9818937G}.
...has been shown \cite{1993JGR....9818937G,1999ApJ...510..485A,2001ApJ...559..452Z}.
... \cite <i.e.>[]{1993JGR....9818937G,1999ApJ...510..485A}.
...has been shown by \cite <e.g.,>[and others]{1993JGR....9818937G}.
%
% apacite uses < > for prenotes and [ ] for postnotes
% DO NOT use other cite commands (e.g., \citet, \citep, \citeyear, \citealp, etc.).
% \nocite is okay to use to add references from your Supporting Information
%
\end{document}

[yymao]

Thank you!