Hi Greg, Greg Bognar via General discussion about AUCTeX <[email protected]> writes:
> 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 briefly tested the scenario you describe and if worked for me as expected, i.e, RefTeX scanned the .bib database anew and found the entry I've just added or changed. Stab in the dark: Are you using any kind of Minibuffer enhancing package like vertico etc.? If not, I suggest you come up with a recipe starting with "emacs -Q". Best, Arash
