Antero Mejr via "General discussions about Org-mode." <[email protected]> writes:
> Pedro Andres Aranda Gutierrez <[email protected]> writes: > >> If I understand you correctly, you are importing the bibliography >> twice. >> >> You dont need to do that. > > If I don't import the bibliography in the org file in a subdirectory, > then org-cite-insert completions don't work, so I can't add citations > to the org file in the subdirectory. It is not only a problem with directories. There seems to be a little more amiss with bibliographies in #+include-d files. I have all the org files for my doctoral thesis in a single directory, with the main file using #+include on the other ones. If I do not place the #+bibliography: lines in an included org file, all citations in that file will be flagged as invalid, i.e., painted in red color, even though the toplevel file contains the #+bibliography: statement. The export process itself would run fine, though. I do not have the completion problem, because I use Ebib to insert my citations, but this flagging annoyed me enough to put the #+bibliography: lines into all my .org files. Since my .bib files also either reside in the same directory or are referenced by absolute pathes, I however did not run into the export problem the OP had. I also use citeproc.el for citation handling and do not forward to LaTeX/Bib(La)tex. -- Dipl.-Jur. M. Gülker | https://mg.guelker.eu | PGP: Siehe Webseite Stade, Deutschland | [email protected] | O<
