Re: [Bibdesk-users] New to BibDesk

[Alex Montgomery]

In fact, here's an AppleScript to get you started. The attached script hook will strip all dashes from a cite key that was just generated. Save it somewhere relevant, go to Preferences->Script Hooks and add it as the "Did Generate Cite Key" script.

-AHM

On 2008-05-08, at 4:37 PM, Maxwell, Adam R wrote:

On 05/08/08 16:11, "Josh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

And it's not about it being hard, it's about being limited in the
available options we can provide. Remember, more options means less
user friendly. I guess you wouldn't like having a preference window

limited. there is always the possibility to have a restricted option

i have a different opinion with this aspect. i think users should not be pane, and an advanced one. i think software should not limit the user.

the dash (which sounds like a bug in vim).  Be that as it may, it is
impossible to fulfill every request for a GUI option; TeX users are
incredibly hard to satisfy.


automatically on common actions so you can do whatever you want.  This
removes limitations for motivated users and avoids cluttering the UI.


for newly added references, this isn't a problem.  Just don't manually
generate new keys for the entire document.

--
adam


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Welcome to Macintosh :). In this case, you have a legitimate problem with Hence, BibDesk has excellent AppleScript support, and will run script hooks Also, in a previous message you said that you wanted to keep compatibility with previous files. If you let BibDesk automatically generate cite keys Don't miss this year's exciting event. There's still time to save $100.

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