Bruce D'Arcus

I'm going to reopen this, then, as in that case, the UI should not indicate it as present.

@roshanshariff - before I dig into fixing this, anything I should know? Basically, right now, `citar-has-files` (well, really `citar-file--has-file-field`) does not check if a file exists, but the open commands...

I thought that might be the case; sounds familiar. Except the file isn't listed in the related resources UI, so you don't get the error; just a discrepancy between the...

> Yes, for files that are found in the library path (i.e. not listed in the file field in a bibliography) the indicator does reflect whether the file actually exists....

> On the other hand, explicitly listing a non-existent file in the bibliography seems like a data error. Perhaps we could handle it by having a linting function that checks...

Yes, that also makes sense. Annotations or affixations might be appropriate for that case.

Interesting idea, but I can't see it working, at least as a general matter, mostly because ... > ... using the locator suffix of an org-citation could provide the most...

> The command pdf-view-goto-page (from the pdf-tools package ) can be used for this purpose, but I understand that citar is probably not design for interfacing with a particular program,...

Oh yeah, you were pretty out of date on citar! On markdown and latex, you need to look at what I pointed you to; I mean them as authoring formats,...

Did you see this org-noter news? https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/11x237p/orgnoter_is_under_new_maintainership_with_the/ Also, based on this, I created another issue: https://github.com/emacs-citar/citar/issues/756 PS - should we close this?