[OS X TeX] Project tree for TeXShop
Christian Heine
christian at geosci.usyd.edu.au
Mon Nov 29 02:53:23 CET 2004
Hi there,
On 15/11/2004, at 15:16, Joerg wrote:
> tex-projects in several files (e.g. Each chapter as a seperate file).
> Some
> apps like WinEdt (on Windows) or Texmaker offer then an automatically
> project tree on the left side which shows all the parts and lables
> (e.g.
> Lable, chapter, section and so on). To navigate through the document
> you
> just have to click on the lable in the tree and the document opens or
> the
> cursor is moving to the lable.
> Or do you have any other advice how to organice and handle a book with
> a lot
> of chapters and tables and figures?
Have you had a look at Smultron? A nice, native text editor for OS X,
which offers a *similar* functionality (you have your files sitting in
a drawer next to your main window -like in Apple's Mail) and LaTeX
syntax coloring. Plus you can sync the preferences using .Mac, store
code snippets in a different drawer and combine several files in a
project- it doesn't have the "label/section" functions, though.
http://smultron.sourceforge.net/
HTMH,
Christian
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Christian Heine
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| Institute of Marine Science
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Christian Heine
ph.d. student
USIMS | University of Sydney
| Institute of Marine Science
| Sydney, Australia
P +61 2 9351 3682
F +61 2 9351 0184
http://www.geosci.usyd.edu.au/users/christian/
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