Hi all, I have a question about RefTeX, which I feel must have a simple answer but I must have overlooked it.
Suppose I'm editing a LaTeX file and I want to add a new citation that is not yet in my .bib file. I switch to the BibTeX file, add the new entry, save the file. I switch back to my document, hit C-c c (`reftex-citation'), select the citation format and type in the citation key for RefTeX to find, only to get a "Sorry, no matches found" message. I first assumed what happens is that RefTeX does not parse the .bib file on every call to `reftex-citation', but its docstring says "After prompting for a regular expression, scans the buffers with bibtex entries (taken from the \bibliography command)". For some reason, this does not seem to happen. The new entry is found after a while, so eventually the bibtex buffers are scanned. So my question is: how can I make sure that the bibtex files are scanned each time I call C-c c? Is there maybe a key that I can press after the unsuccessful search for rescanning the bibtex files and trying again to find the citation key? Thanks, Greg
