I use biblatex with IEEE-style. For \cite{key1, key2} I now get      [1], [2]   How can I override this (so that only this behaviour changes) to get as output      [1,2]   EDIT: The nicest solution (in my opinion) is mentioned in the link posted by Joseph (using citestyle):  Change (in case of class):  \RequirePackage[(...),style=ieee]{biblatex}    to:  \RequirePackage[(...),style=ieee,citestyle=numeric-comp]{biblatex}
I'm using the ieee style for biblatex and when inserting citations I want     [1,2,6-10]   Right now I'm getting     [1],[2],[6-10].   How can I change this?
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