Are there any commands that work in TeXstudio?
A subset of these commands is supported in TeXstudio. Currently these are: % !TeX encoding = UTF-8 Tells TeXstudio which encoding to use for loading the file (Note: There is an automatic encoding detection in TeXstudio, which will work in many cases, but is not perfect.
How can I change the default settings in TeXstudio?
The default settings should work with the recent and standard LaTeX distributions, but you could have to modify them (“Configure TeXstudio” -> “Commands”). To change a command, just click on the button at the end of the corresponding line and select the command in the file browser : TeXstudio will automatically adapt the syntax of the command.
Where do I find the cite command in TeXstudio?
Cite command: The TeX command for the citation (if you plan to use biblatex, you could replace the default \\cite by \\autocite ). For OSX you have to set the full path here. In a standard installation this is /Applications/texstudio.app/Contents/MacOS/texstudio.
Where do I find the user menu in TeXstudio?
The display name will be shown in the tools menu. The user commands can be activated either by short cut (alt+shift+F%n) or by the tools menu (Tools/User). User commands can either consist of a combination of known commands by selecting them from a list of available commands.
How to tell TeXstudio which encoding to use?
% !TeX encoding = UTF-8 Tells TeXstudio which encoding to use for loading the file (Note: There is an automatic encoding detection in TeXstudio, which will work in many cases, but is not perfect. This command is only necessary, if automatic encoding detection fails for your files)
How does the cite function work in TeXstudio?
A \\cite (or \\autocite) command is inserted in TeXstudio and its mandatory argument contains the (list of) key (s) of the reference (s) you have selected. If you place the cursor inside an already existing citation command, TeXstudio adapts and appends the selected citations instead of inserting a new command.
Are there special comments in TeXworks LaTeX editor?
The editor TeXWorks introduced special LaTeX comments in the format % !TeX [command], which allow to pass information to the editor. A subset of these commands is supported in TeXstudio.