Re: [Bibdesk-users] Workflow advice (was: Too stupid to get autocompletion to work with TeXShop)

2007-07-28 Thread Adam R. Maxwell
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 t

[Bibdesk-users] Workflow advice (was: Too stupid to get autocompletion to work with TeXShop)

2007-07-28 Thread Bertolt Meyer
*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

Re: [Bibdesk-users] Too stupid to get autocompletion to work with TeXShop

2007-07-28 Thread Christiaan Hofman
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

[Bibdesk-users] Too stupid to get autocompletion to work with TeXShop

2007-07-28 Thread Bertolt Meyer
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 a

Re: [Bibdesk-users] regular expressions in find & replace

2007-07-28 Thread Christiaan Hofman
Yes, but it uses the PCRE syntax . You should use $1, $2 etc instead of \1, \2, etc. (has bitten me too in the past). Christiaan On 28 Jul 2007, at 1:33 PM, Alex Hamann wrote: > I just tried to do a find&replace operation with regular expressions > > find: ([^\,]+), (^\/)

[Bibdesk-users] regular expressions in find & replace

2007-07-28 Thread Alex Hamann
I just tried to do a find&replace 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