This is not a bug report but a question on how I could improve TM for my personal use.
I use a macro \myhyperbibitem that extends the usual \bibitem to allow hyperlinks in the bibliography. (If you're curious: http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/39177/web-links-in-the-bibliographica... )
Is it too difficult to edit the LaTeX bundle so that the drop-down menu that appears when I hit Command+Esc on \cite{} also includes both kinds of labels (\bibitem and \myhyperbibitem)?
Here's an example:
\myhyperbibitem[St]{http://tex.stackexchange.com/%7D%7BStack%7D Stackexchange -- Tex \bibitem[Ho]{Hobbit} J.R.R. Tolkien. The Hobbit.
In this case, the labels that should appear on the drop-down list are "Stack" and "Hobbit".
PS: Thank you Allan for solving the \ref{} problem.
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On 6 Nov 2013, at 14:51, JairoB wrote:
Is it too difficult to edit the LaTeX bundle so that the drop-down menu that appears when I hit Command+Esc on \cite{} also includes both kinds of labels (\bibitem and \myhyperbibitem)?
Looking at the bundle source, it seems the logic to collect labels is at https://github.com/textmate/latex.tmbundle/blob/master/Support/lib/LaTeXUtil...
I didn’t write any of the code but it looks like you need to duplicate one of the scanner.extractors setup calls with a regular expression to match your \bititem lines.
Ok, I found the rb file on my system. Once I edit it, what do I need to do to make the changes effective? Do I need to compile it? (Sorry for the newbie questions.)
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On 10 Nov 2013, at 2:35, JairoB wrote:
Ok, I found the rb file on my system. Once I edit it, what do I need to do to make the changes effective? Do I need to compile it? (Sorry for the newbie questions.)
Ruby is an interpreted language, so nothing is required after making changes, just re-run your test in TextMate.
Before making changes, you may wish to “git clone” the bundle to ~/Library/Application Support/Avian/Bundles so that changes you make are not overwritten on updates. Though after installing the bundle locally, you will have to manually update it (git pull).
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