[Tugindia] Re: Viewing document structure

[Shashikiran Ganesh]

> From: "V. Sasi Kumar" <vsasi at hotpop.com>
> I am writing a rather long document, and I would like to see the
> document structure so that I can rearrange material, if necessary. I
> unerstand that the code-folding feature in kile does something like
> this. Can anyone explain how this can be done? In my kile, the
> code-folding menu is greyed out. Since this is a useful feature
> available in word processors, it would be nice to have it here too.

Which version of kile do you use?  In the version I have (1.6.1) there is
a side panel in which the structure elements of the document are displayed.
Clicking on them takes you to corresponding section/subsection/label in
the main document.  It seems to pick out the sections/subsections etc using 
the tex keywords (\section, \sub...section, \label).  Works reasonably well.  

This I think is better than the 'code folding' feature seen in IDEs like Anjuta 
(anjuta.sf.net).   Unfortunately Anjuta does not seem to have included support 
for this feature for tex/latex (but I haven't seen the latest version ..)
It does a great job for C...

I can send you a snapshot of my kile window if you like.  Mail me offlist..
Best regards,
Shashi
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