Closed leobrowning92 closed 7 years ago
Hello, I don't use autocomplete-bibtex
, but according to its README
By default, the autocomplete-bibtex package is configured to provide suggestions in scopes which Atom recognizes as Markdown.
Whereas latex-autocomplete
provides autocompletion in LaTeX scopes. So I am not sure what you are trying to do here.
Hi, I should clarify. I have edited the scope of autocomplete-bibtex to include .text.tex.latex
in order for the autocomplete to occur while writting a text document, as suggested in their README.
The issue is then that the @ prompt (which is the standard usage for autocomplete bibtex) is being required to access the latex-autocomplete while in a latex scope.
I would be happy to use another package that allows bibtex citation. Do you know if the latexer package plays nicely with autocomplete-latex, as it looks like it also has that functionality?
I think I see what you are asking, but you are knocking at the wrong door : \begin{env}…\end{env}
autocompletion in latex scopes is not provided by latex-autocomplete, but by language-latex snippets, so your issue seems to be with autocomplete-snippets and you should report your issue there.
Still, I'd suggest providing them a screenshot of your issue, because I am still not sure of what your problem is.
Also, I have no idea of what latexer
does these days.
When I enable both latex-autocomplete and autocomplete-bibtex only the bibtex autocomplete functions in a tex file.
Clarification: when typing
@b
, which is the way to prompt for the bibtex autocomplete, it will prompt for\begin{env} ... \end{env}
, as well as the bibtex prompt. If I typebeg
there is no prompt for\begin{env} ... \end{env}
which would be the standard behaviour for just latex-autocompleteCan someone please suggest how I can debug this or how I can provide more information for this issue so that it can be resolved?