Own command for references - TexStudio does not recognize referenced labels












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I'm currently writing a thesis using LaTeX. I have a couple of figures (diagrams) in my document and wanted to reference them in a more convenient way than always writing "bla in figure ref{labelname}".

So I wrote an own command:
newcommand{reffig}{figure ref}



This is working. However, if I use it, TexStudio does not recognize the usage of that label. If I hover the cursor over the label of the figure, it will show 0 references.



Same for labels in chapters with my new command:
newcommand{refsec}[1]{section ref{#1} - nameref{#1}



Did I do something wrong declaring my commands? Is there a way to get TexStudio to recognize the references?



Thanks a lot!






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    Welcome to TeX.SE. Either there is a method to teach TeXStudio such macros and handle them accordingly or rather switch to the more appropiate cleveref package, that automatically detects the type of the reference, i.e. cref{foofigure} will show you Figure 2.1 etc, i.e. you dont need to remember then, whether you need reffig or refsec etc.
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I'm currently writing a thesis using LaTeX. I have a couple of figures (diagrams) in my document and wanted to reference them in a more convenient way than always writing "bla in figure ref{labelname}".

So I wrote an own command:
newcommand{reffig}{figure ref}



This is working. However, if I use it, TexStudio does not recognize the usage of that label. If I hover the cursor over the label of the figure, it will show 0 references.



Same for labels in chapters with my new command:
newcommand{refsec}[1]{section ref{#1} - nameref{#1}



Did I do something wrong declaring my commands? Is there a way to get TexStudio to recognize the references?



Thanks a lot!






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    Welcome to TeX.SE. Either there is a method to teach TeXStudio such macros and handle them accordingly or rather switch to the more appropiate cleveref package, that automatically detects the type of the reference, i.e. cref{foofigure} will show you Figure 2.1 etc, i.e. you dont need to remember then, whether you need reffig or refsec etc.
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I'm currently writing a thesis using LaTeX. I have a couple of figures (diagrams) in my document and wanted to reference them in a more convenient way than always writing "bla in figure ref{labelname}".

So I wrote an own command:
newcommand{reffig}{figure ref}



This is working. However, if I use it, TexStudio does not recognize the usage of that label. If I hover the cursor over the label of the figure, it will show 0 references.



Same for labels in chapters with my new command:
newcommand{refsec}[1]{section ref{#1} - nameref{#1}



Did I do something wrong declaring my commands? Is there a way to get TexStudio to recognize the references?



Thanks a lot!






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I'm currently writing a thesis using LaTeX. I have a couple of figures (diagrams) in my document and wanted to reference them in a more convenient way than always writing "bla in figure ref{labelname}".

So I wrote an own command:
newcommand{reffig}{figure ref}



This is working. However, if I use it, TexStudio does not recognize the usage of that label. If I hover the cursor over the label of the figure, it will show 0 references.



Same for labels in chapters with my new command:
newcommand{refsec}[1]{section ref{#1} - nameref{#1}



Did I do something wrong declaring my commands? Is there a way to get TexStudio to recognize the references?



Thanks a lot!






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    Welcome to TeX.SE. Either there is a method to teach TeXStudio such macros and handle them accordingly or rather switch to the more appropiate cleveref package, that automatically detects the type of the reference, i.e. cref{foofigure} will show you Figure 2.1 etc, i.e. you dont need to remember then, whether you need reffig or refsec etc.
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    Welcome to TeX.SE. Either there is a method to teach TeXStudio such macros and handle them accordingly or rather switch to the more appropiate cleveref package, that automatically detects the type of the reference, i.e. cref{foofigure} will show you Figure 2.1 etc, i.e. you dont need to remember then, whether you need reffig or refsec etc.
    – Christian Hupfer
    43 mins ago










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Welcome to TeX.SE. Either there is a method to teach TeXStudio such macros and handle them accordingly or rather switch to the more appropiate cleveref package, that automatically detects the type of the reference, i.e. cref{foofigure} will show you Figure 2.1 etc, i.e. you dont need to remember then, whether you need reffig or refsec etc.
– Christian Hupfer
43 mins ago






Welcome to TeX.SE. Either there is a method to teach TeXStudio such macros and handle them accordingly or rather switch to the more appropiate cleveref package, that automatically detects the type of the reference, i.e. cref{foofigure} will show you Figure 2.1 etc, i.e. you dont need to remember then, whether you need reffig or refsec etc.
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