Does latex tools support jumping around via a table of contents (like AUCTeX?)

[jsinglet]

If not, I'd love to see this feature.

[pierregodard]

i don't think so, but latex-friend offers a TOC pane. it doesn't work very well will the pdf view inside Atom in my experience, and i also don't see a way to have the pane on the left instead of the right, but hopefully that could maybe already be something for you!

[msiniscalchi]

Or, you can use Atom's built-in Ctrl-R (Cmd-R on Mac) It will list sections in a panel that you can use to navigate.

If this answers your question, please close.

On Mon, Jul 11, 2016 at 3:02 PM, pierregodard [email protected] wrote:

i don't think so, but latex-friend https://atom.io/packages/latex-friend offers a TOC pane. it doesn't work very well will the pdf view inside Atom in my experience, and i also don't see a way to have the pane on the left instead of the right, but hopefully that could maybe already be something for you!

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[maaaaadn]

the atom-latex package works pretty fine out of the box using latexmk and synctex. In the pdf you can easily jump around in the TOC and a simple ctrl+click leads you there.. that works fine for me. But still the auctex function is better.