Wednesday, October 22, 2008, 1:56:09 PM, Hussein Shafie wrote: > Daniel Dekany wrote: [snip] >> Actually, how do you guys navigate when using your own product? Do I >> miss something? > > Personally, I use a single view: the styled view. When I open a large > document, I immediately press Esc 1, then navigate and make changes in > the collapsed document. > > --- > <binding> > <keyPressed code="ESCAPE" /> > <charTyped char="1" /> > <command name="toggleCollapsed" parameter="collapseAll+expand" /> > </binding> > ---
Just for the record: It works only if first you select the "book" node or whatever node whose children you want to collapse or expand. But the more fundamental problem is that, for example, if I do this on the "book" level, then I will see only the top-level chapter titles, not the whole hierarchy of the chapters and sect-s. Also, if a "chapter" starts with "para"-s followed by "sect1"-s, then only the "sect1" will be collapsed, so this ToC-like view will contain some "para" text too, which of course has nothing to do in a ToC. That said, I don't see how this can be used efficiently for navigation in general. Maybe in some docs it works, but not in general. -- Best regards, Daniel Dekany
