[Bibdesk-users] regular expressions in find replace
I just tried to do a findreplace operation with regular expressions find: ([^\,]+), (^\/) replace with: \2 \1 which should basically look for certain entries in the shortauthor field and change the order of their first and second names. However, while the find part works fine BibDesk will actually do the substitution with the numbers 2 and 1 and not interpret \2 as the value of the content of the second parir of parentheses (and \1 accordingly). Cant the replace-field understand reg exps or did I miss something? alex = please avoid sending me word attachements; see http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/no-word-attachments.html for details and background - This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. Still grepping through log files to find problems? Stop. Now Search log events and configuration files using AJAX and a browser. Download your FREE copy of Splunk now http://get.splunk.com/ ___ Bibdesk-users mailing list Bibdesk-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/bibdesk-users
[Bibdesk-users] Too stupid to get autocompletion to work with TeXShop
Hello all,
Please apologize a stupid question from a LaTeX/BibTeX/BibDesk newbie. I
want to use the autocompletion feature of BibDesk in TexShop as
described in Section 9.2 of the BibDesk Help. In the BibDesk Prefrences,
I added TexShop.app in Autocompletion Plugin Preferences. In TexShop, I
added the Autocompletion checkbox to my menu bar and ticked it. I also
restarted TeXShop. However, highlighting something like \citep{Anders in
my TeX document and pressing F5 does not bring up a PopUp with matching
BibDesk references as pictured in help Section 9.2. What did I do wrong?
Help much appreciated,
thanks, Bertolt.
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Re: [Bibdesk-users] Too stupid to get autocompletion to work with TeXShop
You shouldn't highlight it, just leave the cursor at the end of the
partial cite key.
Christiaan
On 28 Jul 2007, at 3:42 PM, Bertolt Meyer wrote:
Hello all,
Please apologize a stupid question from a LaTeX/BibTeX/BibDesk
newbie. I
want to use the autocompletion feature of BibDesk in TexShop as
described in Section 9.2 of the BibDesk Help. In the BibDesk
Prefrences,
I added TexShop.app in Autocompletion Plugin Preferences. In
TexShop, I
added the Autocompletion checkbox to my menu bar and ticked it. I also
restarted TeXShop. However, highlighting something like \citep
{Anders in
my TeX document and pressing F5 does not bring up a PopUp with
matching
BibDesk references as pictured in help Section 9.2. What did I do
wrong?
Help much appreciated,
thanks, Bertolt.
--
Bertolt Meyer
PhD Student
Institute of Psychology Institute of Information Systems
Humboldt University Berlin
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[Bibdesk-users] Workflow advice (was: Too stupid to get autocompletion to work with TeXShop)
*DUH* thank you. That solved it.
Maybe I can attach another question for advice: I have a large MS Word
document (~200 pages) that includes plain in-text citations such as
(Author and Coauthor, 1999). I have to redo that in LaTeX. I copy the
chapters into TeXShop and have to change (Example and Friend, 1999) to
\citep{Author1999}. I currently manually hop from citation to citation
(searching for '('), highlight it, switch to BibDesk, scroll to the
entry in question, press command-c, switch back to TexShop, and hit
command-v. If anyone has a tipp for a better workflow, I'd be _really_
greatful.
Best, Bertolt
Christiaan Hofman schrieb:
You shouldn't highlight it, just leave the cursor at the end of the
partial cite key.
Christiaan
On 28 Jul 2007, at 3:42 PM, Bertolt Meyer wrote:
Hello all,
Please apologize a stupid question from a LaTeX/BibTeX/BibDesk
newbie. I
want to use the autocompletion feature of BibDesk in TexShop as
described in Section 9.2 of the BibDesk Help. In the BibDesk
Prefrences,
I added TexShop.app in Autocompletion Plugin Preferences. In
TexShop, I
added the Autocompletion checkbox to my menu bar and ticked it. I also
restarted TeXShop. However, highlighting something like \citep
{Anders in
my TeX document and pressing F5 does not bring up a PopUp with
matching
BibDesk references as pictured in help Section 9.2. What did I do
wrong?
Help much appreciated,
thanks, Bertolt.
--
Bertolt Meyer
PhD Student
Institute of Psychology Institute of Information Systems
Humboldt University Berlin
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Re: [Bibdesk-users] Workflow advice (was: Too stupid to get autocompletion to work with TeXShop)
On Jul 28, 2007, at 07:50, Bertolt Meyer wrote:
Maybe I can attach another question for advice: I have a large MS Word
document (~200 pages) that includes plain in-text citations such as
(Author and Coauthor, 1999). I have to redo that in LaTeX. I copy the
chapters into TeXShop and have to change (Example and Friend, 1999) to
\citep{Author1999}. I currently manually hop from citation to citation
(searching for '('), highlight it, switch to BibDesk, scroll to the
entry in question, press command-c, switch back to TexShop, and hit
command-v. If anyone has a tipp for a better workflow, I'd be _really_
greatful.
Why not just use the autocomplete feature? Type \citep{Example and
hit the autocomplete key; it searches based on author as well as other
fields, so the result you need should be in the list. That would at
least save you from switching to BibDesk and copy/pasting.
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