Adam R. Maxwell wrote:
>
> In BDSKEditor.m, change
>
> - (NSString *)windowTitleForDocumentDisplayName:(NSString *)displayName{
> return [publication displayTitle];
> }
>
> to
>
> - (NSString *)windowTitleForDocumentDisplayName:(NSString *)displayName{
> return [publication citeKey];
> }
Thank you!! This worked like a charm. (If I may: I knew what to expect,
from having lurked on this and Skim's list before, yet I keep being
amazed by the unparalleled level of support you and Christiaan provide.)
> Having said that, I seldom use the window menu to find editor windows.
> In your situation, I'd use Exposé or select the items in the main list
> and read their annotations in the main window's lower pane.
I readily admit that my workflow is nonstandard... For me Exposé would
not make a difference, as all Get Info windows look alike and are only
distinguished by their (now useful) title. My annotations are full of
latex code, so I read them in typesets I make with an appropriate bst.
Where I need to switch Get Info windows is when I *write* them, which
(for me) is most of the time spent using BibDesk.
Your case does not contradict my hunch that, *of the people who actually
read Window Menu items*, a majority might prefer the citeKey there. But
of course I won't press the issue, now that I've been satisfied anyway.
Francois
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