[OS X TeX] Survey about TeXShop feature use.

[Scott Murman]

> At the risk of pointing out the obvious, BibDesk also supports  
> folders and smart folders (we call them groups), and you can attach  
> multiple files/folders/annotations to a single reference, which  
> could be any kind of document.  You'd be able to search all of  
> these attached files by content, as well.

yes, exactly, and it's great.  that's exactly what i'd like applied  
to my tex documents directly as well.  being able to tag a tex file  
with metadata, and then (re)organize them, allows a powerful level of  
indirection above traditional hard-wired folder layouts.  find just  
turned up 198 tex documents in my home directory, and i probably have  
twice that on my laptop.  i realize i could accomplish some of this  
through other apps, but i'd like direct support within the  
application, and i think it's a natural evolution.

-SM-



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