I'm using LyX for writing my article. And I want to add a bibtex library to add references for it. I can do that and then add citations from that library without a problem.
But the thing is, I'm writing the article and adding references as I write. I don't have a ready-made library of references beforehand. On every paragraph I would like to add a citation that was not there before.
But as far as it works in LyX, you add the bibtex library to your file and then add its citations to your article. So by every new reference I want to add, I have to remove my bib library and reload it for the new citation to be added and this is a bit tiresome because I'm going to have a lot of references.
So I was wondering if there's something I don't know or is there another way of doing that. Would appreciate it.
.bibfile that contains (more or less) all entries you mean to cite; instead, you intend to provide these entries as you go along in your.texdocument, right? – Mico Apr 17 '13 at 10:56.bibfile and including its contents directly within your.texdocument as described here: http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/20317/internal-bibliography-with-biblatex – Ubiquitous Apr 17 '13 at 11:12.bibfile from the library and reload it every time you add a new item to the.bibfile. LyX should be able to automatically update the library after you save the.bibfile. – Herr K. Apr 17 '13 at 23:23