I am quite a new user of Natlib package with some basic knowledge of Latex.
I have defined a custom new function \Mycite to obtain an hybrid citation with Authors (Year) [Number]. The rest of my paper use only numbered citation.
I can't find out how to remove the white space after the function \Mycite. This produces also some trouble if citation is placed at the end of a line, causing hence a line break between the citation and punctuation.
Could someone explain me how to remove the white space after the right bracket?
\@ seems not working and with penalty option I am not very confident.
Thanks in advance Chris

Here a minimal example of code
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{lipsum}
\usepackage[%
square,
numbers,
comma,
sort,
sort&compress
]{natbib} % enable use of two citation mode(both author–year and numerical citations)
\usepackage{hyperref}
% enable to cite the author and year between brackets
\newcommand\Mycite[1]{%
\citeauthor{#1}~(\citeyear{#1})~\citep{#1}\@
}
\newcommand\MycitewN[1]{% with Numbers
\citeauthor{#1}~(\citeyear{#1})\@
}
\begin{document}
\citep{doe-1999}. \lipsum[23] \Mycite{doe-1999}. \lipsum[23] \MycitewN{doe-1999}. \lipsum[23]
\citep{thul-2010}. \lipsum[23] \Mycite{thul-2010}. \lipsum[23] \MycitewN{thul-2010}. \lipsum[23]
\bibliographystyle{unsrtnat}
\bibliography{mybib}
\end{document}
and the code for mybib.bib
@article{doe-1999,
author="John Doe",
title="Some Paper",
journal="Some Journal",
volume=1, number=1, pages={1--10}, year=1999}
@article{thul-2010,
author="Thul, Patrick and House, K. and Tuttle, C.",
title="Some other Paper",
journal="Some Journal",
volume=1, number=1, pages={1--10}, year=2010}
%at the end of the\citeauthorlines in your two macro definitions. Inside a macro definition (and elsewhere), a line feed is interpreted as a space, unless commented out with a%. See http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/7453/what-is-the-use-of-percent-signs-at-the-end-of-lines – Steven B. Segletes Sep 11 '14 at 18:06\newcommand\MycitewN[1]{% with Numbers \citeauthor{#1}~(\citeyear{#1})@% }
– ChrisDE Sep 11 '14 at 18:22