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...then when editing any of the sections, latexer is not capable of finding the bib file in the root directory, and cannot complete \ref{} commands that check other sections and the mainfile.tex for ref tags. My cheat is to add a \bibliography{} command to the section files, and an extra copy of the bibliography in the sections folder, but this is less than adequate since for one thing it causes problems compiling having the \bibliography command repeated inside the section files.
Would it be possible to add an option that designates a project directory and then latexer scans all .tex files for the required info?
This would make a major improvement to already great functionality!
Thanks.
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Hi, if I have...
mainfile.tex
which references sections in a subdirectory 'sections' e.g.:
sections/section1.tex
sections/section2.tex
sections/section3.tex
...
...then when editing any of the sections, latexer is not capable of finding the bib file in the root directory, and cannot complete \ref{} commands that check other sections and the mainfile.tex for ref tags. My cheat is to add a \bibliography{} command to the section files, and an extra copy of the bibliography in the sections folder, but this is less than adequate since for one thing it causes problems compiling having the \bibliography command repeated inside the section files.
Would it be possible to add an option that designates a project directory and then latexer scans all .tex files for the required info?
This would make a major improvement to already great functionality!
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: