On Apr 29, 10:22 pm, "Wu, Yue" <vano...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ok, 2html now has supported folding, thanks for nice work, so fantasic!
No doubt you're referring to the patch in this thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/vim_dev/browse_thread/thread/84bcdc1a7e56e14d/23cb577db10fdbd3
Unfortunately, I notice it is still not in the official runtime. Last
I heard, Bram was still looking for comments. I'm glad you've found it
useful! I myself have used it a few times, once or twice to highlight
sections of code for people, and a few times to record/distribute a
syntax-highlighted and nicely folded :make output. I don't usually
distribute any outlining or note taking that I've done in Vim, but if
I did I'd probably use this feature for that as well.
> new feature request comes :) If 2html supports translating the tags jumping
> to hypertext, it would be much more great.
>
I think this would be extremely difficult to do right in Vim script,
and it is hard to tell exactly how to go about it. I think it would be
far beyond the scope of 2html.vim, and additionally (if I understand
you correctly) this is a task that is already accomplished by many
readily available tools. Just do a google search or poke around on
sourceforge. "Tags jumping" is kind of open to interpretation, so I'm
not sure exactly what you want, but there are tools to create html
with embedded links, tree views, etc. based on all sorts of plaintext
documents.
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