Am Freitag, 30. September 2011 19:04:24 UTC+2 schrieb Fernando Basso:
>
> What would be a good way (if possible at all) to have vim link, say, a
> table of contents to each section?
A few thoughts:
You could also use tags, I guess, and the use taglist or a similar plugin.
There are a few plugins around (e.g. my own ttoc) that display an overview
of a buffer's structure (e.g. lines that match a certain regexp like
headings) and that let users quickly jump from section to section. Similar
to the example in :h definition-search, you could also use the following
command:
map <F4> :ilist! /\\section/<Bar>let nr = input('Match: ')<Bar>exe
'ijump! ' . nr .' /\\section/'<CR>
]], [[ let you jump between sections -- if the filetype plugin supports it.
HTH
Tom
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