I've almost figured out how to cite a multi-volume book (as per my other question). I've separated it into 3 entities - and then used Set to put it into bibliography.
@Book{Boncompagni_2_vol,
author="Boncompagni, Baldassarre",
title="Scritti di Leonardo Pisano matematico del secolo decimoterzo.",
address="Roma",
publisher="Tipografia delle scienze matematiche e fisiche",
date={1857/1862},
volumes = {2},
note="(in Lat.)"
}
@Book{Boncompagni_vol_1,
volume = {I},
title="Leonardi Pisani, Liber Abbaci = Il Liber Abbaci di Leonardo Pisano.",
date={1857},
pagetotal={459},
}
@Book{Boncompagni_vol_2,
volume={II},
title= "Leonardi Pisani Practica geometriae ed opuscoli = La Practica Geometriae di Leonardo Pisano; Opuscoli di Leonardo Pisano.",
date={1862},
pagetotal={283},
}
@Set{Boncompagni_collection,
entryset={Boncompagni_2_vol, Boncompagni_vol_1, Boncompagni_vol_2},
}
However, the problem is that now I have 4 references showing up - 3 originals and 1 set.
I've used the \nocite{*}
to always show all references.
Is there a way to hide only 3 of those references while printing everything else?
EDIT: Well it seems that by using @Set I automatically get all the individual entries hidden. So this question itself is wrong. But it still applies if the @Set is not present.