Hello,
The most struggle for someone transitioning from LaTeX to Doconce is typing Doconce commands. For example, I have previously used Vim-LaTeX (for Vim) and AucTeX (for Emacs), fell in love its many fast typing shortcuts. For example, AucTeX (and similarly Vim-LaTeX) has a package supporting for references, labels, citations,etc (called RefTeX in AucTeX)
With RefTeX, for instance, type C-c ) (reftex-reference) and this shows an outline of the document with all labels of a certain type (figure, equation,...) and some label context. Selecting a label inserts a \ref{label} macro into the original buffer.
I use many properties of AucTeX (shortcuts, inserting environments, etc.) in when typing Doconce commands but not for label and cite. It shouldn't have been a problem for DocOnce, If it would have used \label or \cite instead labelor cite. It is not problem remembering for someone how you labeled the equations in a few pages, but If you write a big document, it is problematic (still wondering, how late Prof. H.P. Langtangen and others achieved to write many books with DocOnce.)
So my question: Is there a possible way to use \label or \cite in DocOnce instead of label or cite? So I can use RefTeX's outlining features. It would be great help for someone who are already using Vim or Emacs.
Hello, The most struggle for someone transitioning from LaTeX to Doconce is typing Doconce commands. For example, I have previously used Vim-LaTeX (for Vim) and AucTeX (for Emacs), fell in love its many fast typing shortcuts. For example, AucTeX (and similarly Vim-LaTeX) has a package supporting for references, labels, citations,etc (called RefTeX in AucTeX)
With RefTeX, for instance, type C-c ) (reftex-reference) and this shows an outline of the document with all labels of a certain type (figure, equation,...) and some label context. Selecting a label inserts a \ref{label} macro into the original buffer.
I use many properties of AucTeX (shortcuts, inserting environments, etc.) in when typing Doconce commands but not for
labelandcite. It shouldn't have been a problem for DocOnce, If it would have used\labelor\citeinsteadlabelorcite. It is not problem remembering for someone how you labeled the equations in a few pages, but If you write a big document, it is problematic (still wondering, how late Prof. H.P. Langtangen and others achieved to write many books with DocOnce.)So my question: Is there a possible way to use
\labelor\citein DocOnce instead oflabelorcite? So I can use RefTeX's outlining features. It would be great help for someone who are already using Vim or Emacs.