Open ElHong opened 7 years ago
Can you see if your entry is listed under the bibliography-search command?
Hey, thanks for reply @mangecoeur ! Yes it looks like the entry is listed. I was able to include citations via \cite{citation} but not using @Author. So problem remains. Btw: Atom 1.11.2 Autocomplete-Bibtex 0.7.0
Cheers!
Hi- I had the same problem as @ElShlong. I finally solved it by changing the settings for autocomplete-plus to disable the Built-In Provider. You can do this directly settings or by editing the config.cson file.
@bapfeld can you elaborate on your solution?
@FHeilmann - there are two ways to disable the built-in provider for autocomplete-plus. The first option is to open settings --> packages --> autocomplete-plus, then scroll down and uncheck the box next to "Enable Build-In Provider." The second option is to add this to your config.cson file (see here if you're not familiar with customizing your config file):
"autocomplete-plus":
enableBuiltinProvider: false
I'm not entirely sure why the build-in provider seems to be interfering here, but because I don't normally use it, turning it off doesn't have other negative consequences for my setup.
I'm also having a similar problem, autocomplete isn't working. Bibtex path in settings is /Users/tatecarson/documents/library.bib . I did the above instructions with no result. Also, what is the bibliography-search command? I'll check that I just don't know what it is.
thanks.
That actually worked, thanks. But, how do you get a full citation from the bibtex and not just the inline?
Tate,
That isn't the purpose of this package. It's meant to make it easy to add the correct key inline that something like Pandoc can turn into a citation when you're finished.
Andrew
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That actually worked, thanks. But, how do you get a full citation from the bibtex and not just the inline?
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Same thing here. Does not work at all :/ I tried all suggested solutions above, and everywhere else I could think of.
For me it's also only working when I disable the built-in provider!
Hello, try:
"autocomplete-bibtex": bibtex: [ "X:/path/to/your.bib" ]
in Atoms config.cson
file. Notice the difference (references:
vs bibtex:
).
@apcshields isn't the section "Custom citation formatting" listing exactly the possiblity to get the full citation style?
The autocomplete feature works for me but I am always left with the pandoc style @author instead of \shortcite{key}
Update: I simply can't get it to work properly. It only works for some of the keys but not for most of them. I already tried disabling the provider. At least for those I now get the custom citation style provided in the settings.
"autocomplete-bibtex":
bibtex: [
"<path to my bibfile ...>\\mybib.bib"
]
resultTemplate: "\\citep{[key]}"
scope: ".source.gfm,.text.mdm,.tex"
"autocomplete-plus":
enableBuiltinProvider: false
Update 2: if the author is missing it can't find it and sometimes the plugin simply stops working and only continues to work when I restart atom. That is really sad, as it would be extremly helpful.
I'm also having a similar problem, autocomplete isn't working. Bibtex path in settings is /Users/tatecarson/documents/library.bib . I did the above instructions with no result. Also, what is the bibliography-search command? I'll check that I just don't know what it is.
thanks. Could you get it solved! I am having the same issue. Thank you
Hey guys, so I was able to install the package after agreeing to Xcode licensing using terminal command. I also edited config.cson and added: "autocomplete-bibtex": bibtex: [ "/PathToFolder/Library.bib" ] The bibtex library contains one test entry: @book{menezes1996handbook, title={Handbook of applied cryptography}, author={Menezes, Alfred J and Van Oorschot, Paul C and Vanstone, Scott A}, year={1996}, publisher={CRC press} } According to the guide here on github I should be able to use autocomplete by typing @(Name of author), but it seems like it doesn't work properly. According to my packages pane, bibtex is enabled and running. Does anyone have an idea how I can fix this issue? It's very important since I have to write an essay and include citations. I would be very grateful if anyone could help me out with this one. :)
Thanks in advance!