[Pat Schweitzer]

I really love this new feature to hyperlink to the bib-file with the CTRL-key. This said, it would be nice to also make it workable when two different latex files use different .bib files.

Suppose there are two LaTeX files, and they link to two different .bib files. Moreover they both LaTeX files contain a citation and consequently the bib files contain an entry that uses the same key (e.g. @MISC{key, author= {X} }). Then the CTRL-hyperlink in both LaTeX files will link to the same .bib file.

Thanks for the report. That's a known shortcoming. All bibliography entries are currently maintained in a global data base and considered valid in any open file. Because there is not yet a real concept of multi-file projects in TXS, this was a trade-off we had to choose to have citations available also in included files.

We can changes this after introducing an internal representation of multi-file projects, which allows to determine which files belong together.

Actually this is not difficult to fix, since every document already has a list of its bib files and of its related documents

• status: open --> fixed
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