Re: (how) can I use \cite and \ref commands in IPE for embedding in a large document?

Hi Tomek,

thank you, I'll try that.

Do I get it right, that I'll have to:
* compile the LateX document n times until all refs and cite commands are ok
(at the moment, as things are evolving, the bibliography is constantly
growing and so the numbers of the citations may change)
* then "re-compile" all ipe documents, so that they get the correct citation
numbers from the fresh aux file
* and then finally do one (?!) last pdflatex run to incorporate the latest
versions of the IPE graphics?

Kind regards

Martin



T T-7 wrote:
> 
> On 14 March 2011 11:48, elwood151 <elwood151-S0/[email protected]> wrote:
>> I wonder if there is a way to use commands like \cite{} or \ref{} /
>> \pageref{} in pdf documents created with IPE which I want to include in
>> the
>> pdfLaTeX file of my dissertation as images / tables.
>>
> 
> There is a trick for everything :)  For \ref{} / \pageref{} there's xr
> package, but doesn't work for \cite{}.  The trick is to grep the
> \newlabel / \bibcite stuff from your main document aux file(s) and
> input that in your IPE graphic, e.g., put in the graphic preamble
> (requires -shell-escape option):
> 
> \immediate\write18{grep -E 'newlabel|bibcite' mainfile.aux >>
> \jobname.aux}
> 
> 

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