[AUCTeX] Adding \citetitle to reftex

[Pétùr]

Hello everyone,

With AUCTeX 11.90 (2017-01-10) :

AUCTeX has a new custom option
'LaTeX-reftex-cite-format-auto-activate' which controls the automatic
activation of citation formats provided by RefTeX when a style file is
loaded and RefTeX is enabled. Currently, 'biblatex.el', 'harvard.el',
'jurabib.el' and 'natbib.el' use this feature. If you have customized
'reftex-cite-format' and want to use your settings, you should set
this variable to 'nil'.

For biblatex, there are \citeauthor and \citeyear but not \citetitle.

For consistency and because lots of people use \citetitle especially in
humanities where biblatex is popular ("in his famous book,
\citetitle{babar}, \textcite{babar} defends...), I suggest you add
\citetitle and \citetitle*. Keystroke "t" is already taken by \textcite,
I suggest "i".

Cheers,
Pétùr

[Arash Esbati]

Hi Pétùr,

Post by Pétùr
Hello everyone,
For biblatex, there are \citeauthor and \citeyear but not \citetitle.
For consistency and because lots of people use \citetitle especially in
humanities where biblatex is popular ("in his famous book,
\citetitle{babar}, \textcite{babar} defends...), I suggest you add
\citetitle and \citetitle*. Keystroke "t" is already taken by \textcite,
I suggest "i".

Thanks for your feedback. I've patched biblatex.el acc. to your
suggestion, this change will be available to you with next ELPA release.

@Tassilo: Can you please apply the attached patch to Emacs master? TIA.

Best, Arash

[Tassilo Horn]

Post by Arash Esbati

Post by Pétùr
For consistency and because lots of people use \citetitle especially
in humanities where biblatex is popular ("in his famous book,
\citetitle{babar}, \textcite{babar} defends...), I suggest you add
\citetitle and \citetitle*. Keystroke "t" is already taken by
\textcite, I suggest "i".

Thanks for your feedback. I've patched biblatex.el acc. to your
suggestion, this change will be available to you with next ELPA release.
@Tassilo: Can you please apply the attached patch to Emacs master? TIA.

Done!

Bye,
Tassilo