As a consequence, I put together a .tmCommand that asks BibDesk to
complete your cite keys, and it's linked from the wiki
http://bibdesk.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Other_Applications
Would someone generous -- it doesn't have to be Adam -- be willing to
write up slightly more hand-holding instructions for installing his
BibDeskTMCompletions? I could even then post them to the wiki, perhaps.
a. I extracted the .zip file into /Users/[myname]/Library/Application
Support/TextMate/Completions/
b. I double-clicked on the BibDeskTMCompletions Unix executable file.
I authorized it to run.
c. A command showed up in my TextMate bundle list called untitled,
with the readme.txt as its contents, and I renamed it
BibDeskTMCompletions
d. As a test, I typed \cite{t option-escape in one of my documents
and a series of error messages were inserted. Not sure what to try next.
There must be a couple simple steps I'm missing. Thanks very much. Chris
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