Yet another basic question which I hope would help me replace Sublime with
BBEdit:
I've made a full BibTeX .bib file which contains all my references, that I
include in any LaTeX file that I write and I simply cite from there. Now,
as there are hundreds of entries and most of the citekeys were generated
automatically by BibDesk, I have no reason to remember them. Sublime (or
even Textmate and Atom) search in the .bib file for completions. Say I have
a book by Johnson and its cite key is *jh16*. If I write *\cite{*, it
starts suggesting as completions, showing me the full list of bib entries,
wherefrom I can search either "Johnson" or jh (if I remember).
Long story short: if I include a .bib file as reference in a LaTeX file,
can BBEdit search through it and help me find the reference I want to cite?
There are workarounds involving other apps, but I simply want the list
display as other text editors provide, in BBEdit. Can it be done?
In Sublime I even made it work with MMD files, citing as *<jh16>* and again
I had the option to view all the entries.
Thank you, once again.
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