Closed JotaRata closed 4 months ago
Please try typing \cite{
, then see if this problem solved.
Please try typing
\cite{
, then see if this problem solved.
No, that's the approach I already tried and doesn't work, also it triggers the messages in the console that are attached above.
After using the same configuration as you provide, the complemention seems to appear. Is there any thing specific in your setting?
I havent changed the settings of the extension, The only thing I have is the LaTeX extension by Mathematic Inc.
Could it be that maybe I have disabled the specific suggestion element type in vscode settings in another profile?
OK fixed it by enabling "Show references" in vscode Editor > Suggest settings
Screenshot showing it works now:
Thanks for your time, I'm closing the issue now.
Describe the bug
As mentioned in #146 and #61 there should be an integrated bib reference completion in IntelliSense that uses the \bibitem items in .output/output.bbl. Yet the extension is not recognizing the entries in that file and the auto-completions don't show up after typing \cite
How To Reproduce
This is a sample of my citations.bib file:
And the preamble of my Latex file:
By typing \cite{} in the editor it is expected the labels (in this case unified_agn) to show up
Environment
[Optional] Developer Logs
The extension host console is flooded with these messages