How can I write a group of reference briefly? ([1, 2, 3, 4, 5] change to [1-5] but show the all refer on reference)

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When we are writing a article we should [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] change to [1-5] but show the all refer on reference. How can I do this? In addition, I use a MyReferences.bib file and below code

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\pagestyle{empty}‎
{
‎\onehalfspacing‎
‎\bibliographystyle{unsrt-fa}
‎\bibliography{MyReferences}‎
}

It is very important that write all refer on reference (at the end of article).

Answer 1

You can use the cite package but you are using a style usrt-fa for XePersian that produce a error (Environment LTRbibitems undefined) when applied to this minimal working example.

But it works perfectly with the original \bibliographystyle{plain} or even with \bibliographystyle{unsrt}.

Probably adding your own MWE (see I've just been asked to write a minimal example, what is that? ) to the question that work in a persian document will help to find a better solution.