Strip quotes from filename when analyzing for cache #1267
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Filenames with spaces in a multi-file LaTeX project may be written surrounded in doublequotes. This commit allows these files to be searched for the cache, so things like ref autocomplete will make use of their contents.
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Sounds reasonable. I will have a look at it in the next days. |
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I made a similar change in |
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This commit strips any surrounding doublequotes from each filename that is added to the cache.
Files with spaces in the filename need surrounding quotes for \input{} to work. With this change, things like labels inside them will show up in the reference autocomplete pop-up list.
This change isn't comprehensive, so feel free to write a better one. For example,
C+l,C_o(to open a file if it exists, or make a new one if it doesn't exist) still trips up on quotes surrounding a filename.