If by cross-references you mean \ref and \label, those are implemented independently of reftex as new org-mode links, e.g. label:some-key and ref:some-key. There are a variety of completion options to make inserting these pretty easy. you can use reftex to insert citations in org-ref, but the default is now to use helm-bibtex which I find easer to search in, in addition to providing a lot more functionality for interacting with bibliography entries.
Adam Jackson writes: > Thanks, John. > > org-ref looks quite handy, although I would like to try and get basic > functionality working without adding another package. Does it implement > cross-references independently of reftex? Perhaps I need to abandon reftex, > but this seems like it should be a trivial problem. > > Commenting out the org-ref block, this setup seems to work in that I am able > to insert citations with "M-x reftex-citation" after exporting to LaTeX. This > suggests that (reftex-parse-all) is somewhat to blame. However, attempting to > insert an equation reference with "M-x reftex-reference" still fails after > exporting and works before the first export. I suspect TeX-master is indeed > involved, as the backtrace suggests. > > Returning to my original setup and commenting out the (reftex-parse-all) > gives a similar result to your block; working citations, but cross-references > that break after LaTeX export. One of the most baffling aspects is that > killing and re-opening the buffer and re-starting Reftex does not eliminate > the problem; I have to actually quit and re-open emacs. > > Regards, > Adam -- Professor John Kitchin Doherty Hall A207F Department of Chemical Engineering Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA 15213 412-268-7803 @johnkitchin http://kitchingroup.cheme.cmu.edu
