No. The items that are cited are determined by bibtex to be the ones that are actually used, not just all items from the bibliography. In this case, it’s what is in the \nocite command, which is the cite keys of the selected items.
Christiaan > On 17 Jul 2020, at 20:47, Christiaan Hofman <cmhof...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Yes, it is. That is also what the preview is supposed to do, preview the > selected items. > > Christiaan > > Op vr 17 jul. 2020 17:50 schreef Danushka Bollegala > <danushka.bolleg...@gmail.com <mailto:danushka.bolleg...@gmail.com>: >> Why are you using a fixed .bib file in the preview file, rather than the >> <<File>> placeholder? > Thank you Christian. > > Even if I use >>> \bibliography{<<File>>} > without doing > >>> \bibliography{/Users/danubol/Dropbox/Research/ResearchPapers/Papers/danu.bib} > I still cannot get the citations in the latex preview. > > For example, I get > > > > > when I add two citations > \cite{bhat-etal-2020-word} > \cite{chen-gimpel-2020-learning} > > The first citation is the paper itself and it is correctly referred there. I > guess <<File>> is only looking at the current record and > not all references in the bibdesk library? > > Any ideas? > > Thank you > > Danushka > > >> On 17 Jul 2020, at 15:46, Christiaan Hofman <cmhof...@gmail.com >> <mailto:cmhof...@gmail.com>> wrote: >> >> >> >>> On 17 Jul 2020, at 16:40, Danushka Bollegala <danushka.bolleg...@gmail.com >>> <mailto:danushka.bolleg...@gmail.com>> wrote: >>> >>> Dear Bibdesk users >>> >>> I use the following previewtemplate to generate LaTeX preview for the notes >>> that I write in the Annotate field in a bibdesk record. >>> I would like to cite other papers which are also in my bibdesk library >>> during my notes. However, these at the moment are rendered as [?] >>> marks in the generated preview. I was wondering whether there is a way to >>> get this done? >>> >>> Thank you >>> >>> danushka >>> >>> \documentclass[letterpaper,11pt]{article} >>> \usepackage{xcolor} >>> \usepackage{pagecolor} >>> \usepackage{times} >>> \usepackage{danudefs} >>> >>> \pagestyle{empty} >>> \textwidth = 6.5in >>> \voffset = -105pt >>> \hoffset = -120pt >>> \renewcommand{\refname}{} >>> >>> \newtheorem{definition}{Definition} >>> >>> % The following command is provided for LaTeX2RTF compatibility with >>> amslatex. >>> \newif\iflatextortf >>> \iflatextortf >>> \providecommand{\bysame}{\_\_\_\_\_} >>> \fi >>> >>> %\pagecolor{black} >>> %\color{white} >>> >>> \begin{document} >>> \nocite{<<CiteKeys>>} >>> %\bibliography{<<File>>} >>> \bibliography{/Users/danubol/Dropbox/Research/ResearchPapers/Papers/danu.bib} >>> \bibliographystyle{<<Style>>} >>> \end{document} >>> >> >> Why are you using a fixed .bib file in the preview file, rather than the >> <<File>> placeholder? >> >> Christiaan
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