Hello, vim users,
I just joined this list today, but I searched through the archives and
could not find any discussion on the question below.
I am writing up my dissertation in LaTeX, editing with vim. I would
like to generate a tags file to easily jump between files. The
trouble is that exuberant ctags only seems to have superficial
support, and the etags.emacs on my system does not (of course) output
the proper file format. I have looked over the features of the vim
latex suite (without installing it), but it does not seem to have this
capability.
To top it all off, it seems on the surface that tag names may only
contain alpha(numeric?) characters, so I cannot create tags which will
link from expressions like \include{chap-intro.inc} (which would
hopefully open chap-intro.inc.tex). Am I asking too much, am I
missing something, or is there a non-obvious method or tool?
Thanks,
Robert
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