[OS X TeX] Project tree for TeXShop

Will Robertson will at guerilla.net.au
Mon Nov 15 06:26:29 CET 2004


On 15 Nov 2004, at 2:46 PM, Joerg wrote:

> Or do you have any other advice how to organice and handle a book with 
> a lot of chapters and tables and figures?

I think iTeXMac 2, when it is released, will feature something along 
those lines. Of course, that is of no help to you at the moment.

In the meantime, I find pdfsync indispensable for large projects.
The "Open quickly" macro in TeXShop is also helpful.
Matthew Hills wrote a script which opens the file that is represented 
by the current selection. You can get it from 
<http://tina.stanford.edu/~hills/Tidbits/>.
Also, you can use tags to label figures and tables in the source and 
access them from the tags toolbar item. (CMD-2 to insert a new one.)

If you are able, you may wish to consider writing the functionality you 
wish for into the source code and submitting a patch to Richard Koch; 
if you look in the list of contributions, many of the major features 
have actually been written by other people. Of course, I'm in no 
position to comment since I don't know cocoa (yet?), but I do what I 
can.

Will

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