Georg Baum wrote: > The insetinclude changes are needed because it is possible that the > bibliography is in an included file.
I wonder how often this happens in reality. > Therefore we need to load the included > file when we fill the bib file cache. > What is maybe not needed is the call of updateBibfilesCache() in > Buffer::readDocument(). We could defer that until the cache is really > needed: Add a flag to Buffer that indicates whether the cache is needed. > This flag would be set to false initially. All calls of > updateBibfilesCache() would be a noop until this flag is set, and it would > be set in Buffer::getBibfilesCache(). Buffer::getBibfilesCache() would also > call updateBibfilesCache() if the flag was not set. From that point on the > cache would be kept valid. Hm, sounds sensible. You just have to take care that the natbib labels are shown on startup. I remember this was a problem. > This would avoid loading the child documents if they are not needed, but it > would not avoid loading them when natbib labels are used. This is simply > not possible if the natbib information should be correct. Couldn't we avoid loading the child documents unless the information for a given label is missing? > Shall I implement that? Yes, please. Jürgen
