Hi all, The org-ref code is finally all in emacs-lisp! This should make it much easier to install, and is another step closer to getting org-ref into MELPA.
The code can be found at https://github.com/jkitchin/org-ref There are some relatively new features in org-ref if you have not been following the bleed edge: - New colored org-ref links to differentiate them from other org-links. Citations are greenish, refs and labels are maroonish. - Context messages about links. With your cursor on a cite, ref or label link you will get a context message, e.g. a formatted citation, some context about the label a ref refers to, or a count of the labels in the mini-buffer. - There is now an org-ref menu in the Org menu. - There is a new org-ref-help function that opens an org-file of org-ref documentation. - Pretty thorough integration of helm throughout org-ref, and some integration of hydra. - A few utility libraries: doi-utils, isbn, wos, pubmed, arxiv, jmax-bibtex, sci-id, x2bib. Not all these are new, but if you didn't know about them, check them out. - Cask integration. This mostly provides access to testing and dependencies right now. org-ref is also now tested continuously at https://travis-ci.org/jkitchin/org-ref (although, there are no tests of substance yet, it at least checks that you can load it ;). Read more at: http://kitchingroup.cheme.cmu.edu/blog/2015/03/16/Update-on-org-ref-it-is-now-all-emacs-lisp/ -- Professor John Kitchin Department of Chemical Engineering Carnegie Mellon University @johnkitchin http://kitchingroup.cheme.cmu.edu
