When looking at a bibliography entry, one of the things I'm usually interested in is which paper I have cross-referencing the one I'm looking at. It would be very nice if this option was in the context menu of the entry.
I'm just curious; are you using crossreferences for linking related
articles? In the pure bibtex sense, crossref is for "inheriting" missing
fields from another entry (e.g. an "inbook" can inherit publisher,
author/editor etc. from a "book"). I've never found much use for it, which
is one reason I haven't thought of adding extra functionality for it. From
your suggestions, am I right to assume that you use crossrefs in a
different way?
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I haven't used it a lot either, I was just thinking of ways
it would be more useful. I didn't realize the traditional
way it was used in bibtex. Inheriting fields doesn't sound
like something I would use.
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I'm just curious; are you using crossreferences for linking related
articles? In the pure bibtex sense, crossref is for "inheriting" missing
fields from another entry (e.g. an "inbook" can inherit publisher,
author/editor etc. from a "book"). I've never found much use for it, which
is one reason I haven't thought of adding extra functionality for it. From
your suggestions, am I right to assume that you use crossrefs in a
different way?
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I haven't used it a lot either, I was just thinking of ways
it would be more useful. I didn't realize the traditional
way it was used in bibtex. Inheriting fields doesn't sound
like something I would use.