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[Kris Kuhlman <address@hidden>]

Svante Bjoerklund wrote:

> * When inserting a citation to literature, is it possible to be shown a 
> listing of the entries in the .bib file and choose one in the same way as in 
> LyX? And also search for an entry? In this way I don't  have to remember the 
> names of the citations.

There was a post earlier about this, if you slightly modify 
pybliography, you can use it similar to lyx.  Below is the text from 
that post.

Kris

> Bas Spitters, on 02/22/05 01:29, wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > As promised, here's a small piece of text.
> > Joris: If you want to you can put this somewhere in the documentation or FAQ.
> >
> > Howto: Bibliography using pybliographic and pyblink
> >
> > This is a simple way to make texmacs work with graphical user interfaces for 
> > bibliography. I have tested it with pybliographic.
> >
> > INSTALLATION:
> > Install pybliographic.
> > Download pyblink
> > Before installing it, in the file pyblink.py modify the line:
> >              , '[%s]' % clip_data
> > into
> >              , '<cite|%s>' % clip_data
> >
> > Then follow the usual installation instructions: 
> > ./configure && make && make install
> >
> >
> > USAGE:
> > Start texmacs, pybliographic and pyblink.
> > Select a reference in pybliographic.
> > Choose Cite->cite
> > In TeXmacs choose "paste as texmacs".
> >
> >
> > OTHER TOOLS:
> > This method is supposed to work with any graphical user interface for 
> > bibliography supporting the lyx-pipe. I have only tested it with 
> > pybliographic. Other tools supporting the lyx-pipe: tkbibtex and jabref.