aux2tags.vim : Generate a tags file from a LaTeX .aux file
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| created by |
| Benji Fisher |
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| script type |
| utility |
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| description |
This script provide a command, :TeXtags, that will generate a tags
file in the current directory based on a LaTeX .aux file. If you are editing
the file foo.tex in the current directory, just type :TeXtags. You can then
use Vim's tag functions to display, or jump to, labels in foo.tex.
At the moment, this only works for \label{} commands, not bibliographic
citations. TODO: handle \bibcite; handle multiple files with \input lines;
be more intelligent about directories; escape problematic characters in tags;
use :silent and <buffer> for Vim 6.0; etc. |
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| install details |
Add ":source aux2tags.vim" to your vimrc file, or (Vim 6.0) drop in your
plugin directory. Invoke with
:TeXtags
or
:TeXtags foo.tex |
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| aux2tags.vim |
0.2 |
2001-09-06 |
5.7 |
Benji Fisher |
Version 0.2 adds support for multiple LaTeX files using \include
(but not \input). Minor changes: simplify tag format, add some usage
notes, warn Vim that the tags are not sorted. |
| aux2tags.vim |
0.1 |
2001-08-30 |
5.7 |
Benji Fisher |
Initial upload |
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