This PR addresses the confusion raised on #5, which I also experienced, making the usage of the main command of persid more intuitive. The old behavior is still present under the same function (persid-bibtex-from), just removed the interactivity from that function since essentially it was intended to be called from elisp rather than M-x, kind of defeating the purpose of an interactive function in my opinion.
Also deleted an alias which I think is way too generic, it could easily be confused with functions provided by other packages that handle BibTeX bibliographies, and now the main function, persid-insert-bibtex, I feel has a name easy enough to remember.
This PR addresses the confusion raised on #5, which I also experienced, making the usage of the main command of persid more intuitive. The old behavior is still present under the same function (
persid-bibtex-from
), just removed the interactivity from that function since essentially it was intended to be called from elisp rather thanM-x
, kind of defeating the purpose of an interactive function in my opinion.Also deleted an alias which I think is way too generic, it could easily be confused with functions provided by other packages that handle BibTeX bibliographies, and now the main function,
persid-insert-bibtex
, I feel has a name easy enough to remember.