I'm a vim user, but I'm also an emacser too :) I will try to express
myself as clearly as I can.
vim has a feature for creating folding and use some other text instead
of header's for displaying, I attach a html to show it, from attachment,
you can see that vim can create a folding and use the infos extracted
from the folding body for displaying, I don't know how to do it in
emacs?
Another feature I miss is to generate html version of the plain text,
htmlize.el can do it, but see my attachment again, vim's 2htmlize even
can reserve the folding feature of the text, I don't know how to do it
in emacs too.
P.S. This article has been posted in emacs.help, but they pointed me to
post it here.
Title: ~/test.bib.html
+ - title. author. journal, 2009,10(1) :22-23.
@ARTICLE{hah,
| author = {author},
| title = {title},
| journal = {journal},
| year = {2009},
| volume = {10},
| number = {1},
| pages = {22-23},
| month = {},
| note = {},
| type = "J",
|+ |- doi = {},
doi = {},
|| }
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