Titus von der Malsburg

Hey, thanks for sending the profiling data. Yes, the code for finding PDFs is in desperate need to be rewritten. Ideally there would be a plug-in infrastructure that people can...

I'm not sure this is under our control. Helm-bibtex just uses Emacs' `find-file` to open the PDF. Perhaps that's something you can configure in pdftools? Not sure.

> After close the pdf, and go back to the helm-bibtex window in Emacs, this window is "dead," and acts sort of like an ordinary text file; if I scroll...

> 1. M-x helm-bibtex > 2. C-g > 3. M-x switch-to-buffer > 4. Select *helm bibtex* and press RET Yes, I know that you can deliberately select these buffers, but...

I'd be happy to include this capability but will probably not be able to work on this myself. If someone wants to give it a shot (should be easy actually)...

Ah, I overlooked the second point. True, the current formatting code is not very flexible. However, the APA specification is ridiculously complex and it's actually not trivial to fully cover...

Wow, this looks like it could be really powerful and convenient. Have you checked whether something similar already exists in related Emacs packages (ebib, reftex, bibtex.el, ...)?

I'm not aware of anything, but it's always surprising how much already exists in the Emacs ecosystem. Org-ref may be another thing worth checking.

Sorry for chiming in so late. Citeproc looks really impressive and the ability to produce citations in almost any format would be a fantastic addition. I'm not familiar with citeproc....

Unfortunately, I do not currently have the time to work on this. Too much going on at work. However, feels like preparing a PR, I'd be happy to give input/feedback...