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New way to do academic writing.

License: GNU General Public License v2.0

Python 38.30% CSS 0.02% JavaScript 60.12% HTML 0.49% TeX 1.07%
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[Feature] Implement citation and references

One important feature for academic writing is to cite and create the references automatically. This should be implemented using the LaTeX referencing system which works well and have support for many publisher styles.

Use separate commands for referencing different objects

When referencing an image, there should be a specific command to do it, like \fig{}. This feature can fix the bug related in issue #15 and provide a manner or automatically handle referencing standards.

For example, one can simply type \fig{test} to reference an image in the IEEE style, and should produce Fig. 1, and not manually type Fig. \ref{test} to do it. It's also more readable.

[feature] Implement insertion and deletion of bibtex references in the notebook menu

Create a menu where the user can insert a bibtex reference to the document. It should check for existing bibtex entries to avoid duplicates.
For deletion the user must specify the key reference of the bibtex entry to delete. Automatic deletion may be problematic because if the user deletes a cell with the only bibtex entry in the document the bibtex entry will be lost and reinsertion will be necessary.
For instance the user should explicitly specify entries for insertion and deletion.

[feature] Menu for research terms in academic google

It is useful to be able to search for a specific topic directly from the notebook. Search terms will be forwarded to a scientific search engine, such as Academic Google. A new tab should be created with the results from the search engine.

Use a single parser for export formats

Instead of writting a parser for each export format, just use one and call the format specific methods to create the document. This will me it easier to extend the format options.

References break when using mathjax ref and notebook's ref

If one uses the \ref{} command to reference a section or image AND the document has any reference to a equation, then the referencing breaks. Some references vanishes (mathjax ones).
Reference breaks when something touches the mathjax links.

Citations gets put in wrong place

When one calls the \cite{} command, if there is another one in the same cell, both get put near each other instead of where the \cite{} commands are.

separate images and bib database for each document

Each document must have its own images folder with its own bib references database. There may exist a global database and a local database with priority. If the reference label is not found in the local database, the global database can be checked for the reference. The reference, if found in the global, passes to the local database.

[Feature] Slider to control the figure size

There should be a way to customize the figure size in an easy way. An slider should do ok. This will generate a value of 0-1, 1 meaning the whole textwidth. The relation with the textwidth will make it easier to export to other formats like tex and docx. Relates to issue #5

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