Hello, Titus von der Malsburg <malsb...@posteo.de> writes:
> 1. `org-cite-list-bibliography-files' returns the bibliographies > defined locally and the globally defined bibliographies together. > I propose to only list the local bibliographies, if defined, and to > return the global bibliographies otherwise. I think the user needs > a way to override the global setting if necessary. For example, when > I work on a manuscript, I’d like to use that manuscript’s dedicated > bibliography, but ignore my global bibliography. It’s very common to > work with dedicated bibliographies IME, and the UI of oc-basic doesn’t > show from which bibliography an entry is coming. So there’s no way to > reliably select entries from just the dedicated/local bibliography. As pointed out in this thread, I think using file local variables to set `org-cite-global-bibliography' to nil is simple and Emacsy enough. > 2. The oc-basic processor makes citations look like clickable links > (blue, underlined, mouse pointer changes to finger), but when I click > on them, nothing happens. I can only follow a references via > `org-open-at-point'. It would be good to make citations clickable. Done. Thank you. > I also suggest allowing users to follow links via C-c C-c which > currently doesn’t do anything on citations. The other obvious action > that C-c C-c could trigger would be `org-cite-insert'. Not sure what’s > better. Neither. Both actions (follow and insert) already have a top-level binding. It would be a waste to add C-c C-c to that. We might want to use it for something different at some point. Regards, -- Nicolas Goaziou