There is now a second completion command, called "Bibliography command", which searches for bib files recursively in all files included in the current file and in TM_LATEX_MASTER, searching for the files in the same paths tex and bibtex use to locate those files. It has not had much testing, but I hope you will all give it a try and tell me of any problems you have with it. In order to run it, you will need files located in ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/ Support/bin, so you will need to svn up that folder also if you want to give it a try.
The "Bibdesk completion" command will remain as is, though a number of bugs with it have now been fixed, notably it now behaves nicely when it runs into errors. Let me know if there are still problems with it.
Also, the syntax has been enhanced a bit with minimal support for koma-script sectioning commands, as well as a couple more \cite variants.
On Jan 26, 2006, at 3:27 AM, Plessl Christian wrote:
A suggestion: You may also want to have a look at Emacs reftex mode, which provides also a nice lookup in BibTeX files (see attached screenshot). Reftex allows you to search the BibTeX files for a regular expression (for the screenshot I searched for my last name) and then presents a handy list of all publications matching this regular expression.
This looks interesting, though I am not sure how the interface would be. We have very limited tools when it comes to interface. Maybe some time in the future.
Best regards, Christian
Haris