Because I’m writing on my own master-thesis, I recognized that the command \cite should be added to the autocompletion. I did.
I think you’ll like that!
Because I’m writing on my own master-thesis, I recognized that the command \cite should be added to the autocompletion. I did.
I think you’ll like that!
This feature is not working for me. Is it because I am doing
\bibliography{bibfile1,bibfile2}
?
Fixed that.
Does this support natbib citations (ie \citet, \citep) as I use this format extensively.
No, I’m sorry.
curses… I figure you will add it when you plan to publish your thesis
Great program, purchased it today and am blown away by it. At risk of being needy, would this be hard to add? It would work identically to \cite command completion so I imagine you would just need to match for \citep and \citet, the fancier features of natbib seem less pressing.
I added that. The autocompletion also supports multiple citations, now: The list will open again if you press “,” in the citet/citep command.
Support for harvard.sty citations would also be very useful. One important command is: \citeasnoun
You could have it as an XML file for users to edit, e.g.:
cite
citep
citet
citeasnoun
…
ref
eqref
pageref
…
Right now I am using \cite to get the command completion and then changing it to \citeasnoun afterwards.
Okay, it’s added.
OK, my post above got mangled. You’d probably want to handle > and < in the posts here.
I see. Maybe I’ll add this in a future version.
The autocompletion does not work when i have \bibliography{mybib} in the main document, and a \cite{ command in a separate file (test.tex) even though i add the file via \input{test.tex}. Am i doing somthing wrong? or is it a bug? or not intended to work this way?
Masterfiles are not supported yet.
I don’t know if you have changed this. But \cite command actualy works in the file test.tex (se my post above) if you just ad %\bibliography{mybib} to the end of the document, eventhoug it is commented out!
just a simple workaround
It’s changed now.
Can this feature work when your bib file is in a different directory to the tex file? bibtex can read the bib file if you specify its directory with –include-directory=
So far I’ve only got bibtex completionh working when the bib file is in the same directory as the tex file