[OS X TeX] TeXShop Macros, Pseudo-Outliner

[Alexandre Enkerli]

Hadn't really used TeXShop macros yet as many of them don't apply to 
the documents I tend to write and OmniOutliner is my main editor. 
Didn't realize creating macros was *that* useful. And simple! Thanks to 
those who answered on the boldface shortcut.
Creating new macros also saves some of the trouble while creating lists.

One thing that would just be awesome is if macros or other 
keyboard-accessible commands were able to do some limited outlining 
stuff like moving portions of the source around (up/down, left/right) 
based on hierarchical level (with tabs). No need for 
collapsing/expanding levels or anything that completely changes the 
interface (though those would be really neat). Just some ways to select 
a list and its sublists. And a way to move stuff up and down. Of 
course, "shift right" and "shift left" already work, though with 
awkward default shortcuts which conflict with WordService.

Yeah, this might be a bit crazy for TeXShop but it'd be sooo cool! ;-)

Creating LaTeX sources in OmniOutliner is quite fun but TeXShop 
obviously has advantages for TeX editing... ;-)

Alex

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