From: Martin B. <bl...@fu...> - 2005-10-22 18:10:36
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Hi I've just checked-in a new feature to the emacs support for rest (restructuredtext.el). If you use the standard hook form the package, C-x C-=3D now displays a Table of Contents of the document, indented according to the hierarchy, and if you press enter or click the mouse on a section title the cursor is brought there. This is really useful if you have long documents and you want to move between sections a lot. I use multiple windows on a single buffer when I copy stuff around, but sometimes I need to have an overview of my document and I find it difficult to visualize the structure just from the underlines, especially when the document is long, or jump to a title whose name I don't remember exactly (C-s doesn't help there). Comments/ideas welcome. cheers, p.s. Here is an example output of the selection buffer, you can move the mouse anywhere and if you press enter, the cursor is brought at the right title in the document buffer and the selection buffer disappears: Table of Contents: Debugging Meta-Techniques Debugging Meta-Techniques Introduction Debugging Solution Patterns Recognize That a Bug Exists Subdivide and Isolate Identify and Verify Assumptions Use a Tool for Introspection Change one thing at a time Learn about the System Understanding a bug The Basic Steps in Debugging Attitude Bad Feelings Good Feelings References |