Using \usepackage[backend=biber]{biblatex}
, I can reference an external .bib
file using \addbibresource{foo.bib}
.
In TeXStudio 2.9.4, autocomplete will provide me with a list of citation keys when I press Ctrl+Space following \textcite{
. This is an incredibly useful piece of functionality.
But it clearly caches the autocomplete result somewhere because when I add a new reference to my .bib
file, the autocomplete list does not include it (although all the older references are listed.)
To "force" the reference to appear in the autocomplete list I can manually type the new citation key and compile.
But where does TeXStudio get its autocomplete list from, and why doesn't it expand to include the new reference(s) I've added to the .bib
file?
biblatex
?biber
by pressing F11 but that doesn't make the difference..bib
files (everything else would be too slow). You can useIdefix -> Refresh Structure
to update.