I am using the development version of kile updated from git. The problem is when I use a bibliogrpahy file and type \cite{ and use ctrl+space I am getting a long list of irrelevant words and sprinkled in between just a few of the real bib entries. The words shown seem to be from the tex file and tex comands e.g. abstract, etc. The same file works fine under texstudio and typing \cite{ shows all the bib entries. I am using revtex style that imports natbib. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. type \cite{ 2. press ctrl+space 3. list of words appear
Hi, as a side note, in biblatex.cwl file in three instances the "fi" of "file" is in a different character set. I don't think this is intentional. Forgot to say that I am using natbib.sty. Thanks
This issue is still there in latest git snapshot.
There are two different aspects: 1) To remove all the irrelevant words of the tex file from those lists (cite, ref), you have to disable autocompletion of katepart ( settings > editor > edit) and only use the autocompletion of kile. 2) Typing \cite{ and use ctrl+space will only work at this moment, if you are working with a project. So setup a kile project, add your tex file and your bibliography file and everthing will be ok.
I cannot reproduce this problem any more on the master branch ('832ddf9e4623ca04bad27ecd76b7197f7ee01e43').
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As seen in the image I am still seeing this with the git just pulled (after the biblatex.cwl fi correction). I use revtex style that uses natbib and I am on Fedora Linux.
(In reply to S. Umar from comment #6) > As seen in the image I am still seeing this with the git just pulled (after > the biblatex.cwl fi correction). I use revtex style that uses natbib and I > am on Fedora Linux. Are you working with Kile projects or just with a single file?
A single file. Am I not using it correctly?
(In reply to S. Umar from comment #8) > A single file. Am I not using it correctly? Unfortunately, Kile is limited at the moment in the sense that it doesn't parse bibliography files outside of projects. So, I'd suggest that you create a project to which you add the file you are working on and also the bibliography file. Then the citation auto-completion should work fine.
Hi, that worked with one caveat. Hitting ctrl+space brings up the bibtexkeys from the bib file but after the last bibtexkey the other unrelated things follow.