20 Apr
2008
20 Apr
'08
6:59 a.m.
Hello,
Somewhere I saw a video where after a cite command and some initial
characters ( \cite{con}) a BibDesk search is invoked to make the right
selection for publication.
How is this BibDesk-Search and Completion used within TextMate?
Thanks
Christian
20 Apr
20 Apr
9:18 a.m.
On Sun, Apr 20, 2008 at 7:59 AM, Christian <maillists(a)gmx.de> wrote:
Hello,
Somewhere I saw a video where after a cite command and some initial
characters ( \cite{con}) a BibDesk search is invoked to make the right
selection for publication.
How is this BibDesk-Search and Completion used within TextMate?
It's fairly easy to get this going. First, make sure you have BibDesk
open with the bibliography you're using in your latex doc.
Then just press ⌥⎋ (That's option-escape if the glyphs don't work).
That should open the pop-up to let you choose the publication you
want.
Hope this helps,
Matt
--
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-- Thomas Harris - Red Dragon
Matt Foster | http://my-mili.eu/matt
25 Apr
25 Apr
2:53 a.m.
Christian <maillists@...> writes:
Hello,
Somewhere I saw a video where after a cite command and some initial
characters ( \cite{con}) a BibDesk search is invoked to make the right
selection for publication.
How is this BibDesk-Search and Completion used within TextMate?
Yes, I was just trying out TextMate for LaTeX today and wondered about that.
After some hunting around, I discovered that it is just not one of the menu
items that is enabled by default.
Go to the Bundle editor (Bundles->Bundle Editor->Show Bundle Editor), and
click on the Latex bundle. You'll see the BibDesk Completion item in the
Excluded items list. Just drag it over into the left pane wherever you want
to see it in the Latex bundle menus, and close the bundle editor. After that,
when you pull up the Latex bundle with the bundle gear, you'll have that
option.
To assign a keystroke to it, select the Latex bundle in the Bundle Editor, turn
down the disclosure arrow, find the BibDesk completion item in the list,
select it, and add an activation keystroke.
-Paul
27 Apr
27 Apr
5:37 a.m.
Am 25.04.2008 um 04:53 schrieb Paul Hagstrom:
Christian <maillists@...> writes:
Thanks for the explanation Paul. I got it to work.
Christian
Hello,
Somewhere I saw a video where after a cite command and some initial
characters ( \cite{con}) a BibDesk search is invoked to make the
right
selection for publication.
How is this BibDesk-Search and Completion used within TextMate?
Yes, I was just trying out TextMate for LaTeX today and wondered
about that.
After some hunting around, I discovered that it is just not one of
the menu
items that is enabled by default.
Go to the Bundle editor (Bundles->Bundle Editor->Show Bundle
Editor), and
click on the Latex bundle. You'll see the BibDesk Completion item
in the
Excluded items list. Just drag it over into the left pane wherever
you want
to see it in the Latex bundle menus, and close the bundle editor.
After that,
when you pull up the Latex bundle with the bundle gear, you'll have
that
option.
To assign a keystroke to it, select the Latex bundle in the Bundle
Editor, turn
down the disclosure arrow, find the BibDesk completion item in the
list,
select it, and add an activation keystroke.
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