Hello, John Kitchin <jkitc...@andrew.cmu.edu> writes:
> I would not use a prefix arg here. you should just check what is at the > point, and if it is a citation then append it after the citation at point, > and if not insert a new one (maybe after moving the point to an appropriate > place if needed). Well, currently, if there's a reference at point, the function updates it, which I think is also a valid behaviour. On other parts of the citation, the function updates its style. Styling the citation is probably less important than adding a reference. So I could use C-u for the style, and append a reference when point is not on one of them already. However, I'm not designing a canonical way to handle citations here. Any library (e.g., Org Ref *hint*) is free to use the :insert property and provide a different implementation. Then, for example, (setq org-cite-insert-processor 'org-ref) will be enough to have it occupy the <C-c C-x @> binding :) Regards, -- Nicolas Goaziou
