I'm running into an issue where we want to collaborate with a third party on a part of a document written in LaTeX, but that person is not familar with LaTex and will be contributing snippits of work to the project via google docs or word. This is always a challenge but I have a lot of key information sequestered as %todo comments (as the pycharm/IDEA todo managment is excellent). Unfortunately from my reading it is not possible to include these inputs into the PDF.
I could switch them all to \todo{} comments (easy todo package), but then they will not show up in the pycharm todo consol...
Feature thought: Either support for \todo highlighting in pycharm/IDEA or support (via a compile flag) to transform the % todo comments into \todo{comment} for rendering into the pdf
I'm running into an issue where we want to collaborate with a third party on a part of a document written in LaTeX, but that person is not familar with LaTex and will be contributing snippits of work to the project via google docs or word. This is always a challenge but I have a lot of key information sequestered as %todo comments (as the pycharm/IDEA todo managment is excellent). Unfortunately from my reading it is not possible to include these inputs into the PDF.
I could switch them all to \todo{} comments (easy todo package), but then they will not show up in the pycharm todo consol...
Feature thought: Either support for \todo highlighting in pycharm/IDEA or support (via a compile flag) to transform the % todo comments into \todo{comment} for rendering into the pdf