On Wed, Jan 10, 2007 at 09:19:33AM +0000, José Matos wrote: > On Wednesday 10 January 2007 8:03 am, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > > > > Well, the labels (which are an existing latex construct, but also > > anchors in docbook I guess) can be seen as bookmarks that are saved > > with the document. Currently Insert>Crossrefs is the main way to > > navigate through them [go to label is useful when the cursor is next > > to the corresponding xref inset]. > > > > I understand that labels are not a replacement for bookmarks now. But > > if we are going to create a whole new class of named bookmarks, I > > think we should think this globally together with labels. I am not > > sure how; it may even be that after thinking about it, we'll conclude > > that they should remain separate. But this is an instance where our > > interface should be designed, not just implemented. > > I agree with Jean-Marc analysis. One option would be to be able to > associate > a shortcut to a certain label, this would be saved on session but not on > document. Just another idea. > > > JMarc > > -- > José Abílio
I once experimentally implemented a bookmark type based on numbered paragraphs. Think float captions with a number in front of them, that do not generate any LaTeX but appear in a List of Floats. I.e., a new "special" float type. Navigation is done through the navigation menu. The merit of this approach would be that you 1) get bookmark texts for free, and 2) they are persistent without any special effort. There might be something from me on this on the list archive. - Martin
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