Joost Kremers

Well, the Org capture stuff creates an Org-formatted entry, so I'm not sure it can be (ab)used to create .bib entries. If yanking (pasting) the reference into the index buffer...

You seem to be talking about something else now than in your original message. Originally I thought you were talking about creating a BibTeX entry using Org's capture mechanism. Now...

Perhaps you should also check out [org-capture-ref](https://github.com/yantar92/org-capture-ref). It sounds like it might be what you're after. Any BibTeX entry you create with it will be put in the `.bib` file,...

This is a bug in `bibtex.el`, see issue #137 for some details.

> A patch for bibtex.el has been proposed to solve this: https://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.cgi?bug=36252/ It is not yet merged, but I found it to be usable. That's good to hear. Hopefully this...

Unfortunately, `pandoc-mode` doesn't provide any means of specifying the order of arguments passed to `pandoc`. What's more, I don't see an easy way to fix that... Perhaps the order of...

> I tried changing the order in the options file, but that didn't work. No, currently, that doesn't work. > I think the line of code that's setting the order...

Yup, that's pretty much what it would have to look like. Implementing that isn't too difficult. The problematic part IMHO is to figure out how to present it to the...

I pushed two commits that should improve things a bit. Now, the order in which a user adds filters is also the order in which they're passed to `pandoc`, and...

Honestly, I'm as surprised as you are... Ebib doesn't do such expansion itself, so it would have to be an Org function that Ebib uses to get the text of...