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I've never seen this. Usually you don't have the LaTeX source of a paper you cite, you wouldn't know which label to use for the reference, when the cited paper
by jraph 2y ago
I've never seen this. Usually you don't have the LaTeX source of a paper you cite, you wouldn't know which label to use for the reference, when the cited paper is written in LaTeX at all. Or something changed quite a bit in recent years.
Can you link to another paper's Figure 2.2 now, and have LaTeX error out if the link is broken? How does that work?
- LiamPowell 2y agoI assume they're referring to internal references. It does not look like they feed cited papers in to their tool.
- jraph 2y agoOh, ok. I had badly misunderstood the quote.