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When I type \cref{sec: I get a dropdown list of section labels.
When I type \cref{thm: I get a drop-down list of theorem labels.
That's quite helpful.
Alas, my coauthor uses labels whose meaning is hard for me to interpret.
So it would be far more helpful if the dropdown list also showed the text that would be rendered by the \cref command, e.g.,
After all, I can see in the PDF that the thing I want to refer to is Lemma 5, and that's how I think of it at the moment, and it's a real distraction from writing to have to go navigate into some other .tex file to look up whatever silly tag :-P my coauthor picked for it.
Same thing for other reference commands like \ref, \pageref, and \autoref, of course.
And perhaps the citation commands, too.
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Here's a feature that would be awesome!
When I type
\cref{sec:
I get a dropdown list of section labels.When I type
\cref{thm:
I get a drop-down list of theorem labels.That's quite helpful.
Alas, my coauthor uses labels whose meaning is hard for me to interpret.
So it would be far more helpful if the dropdown list also showed the text that would be rendered by the
\cref
command, e.g.,After all, I can see in the PDF that the thing I want to refer to is
Lemma 5
, and that's how I think of it at the moment, and it's a real distraction from writing to have to go navigate into some other .tex file to look up whatever silly tag :-P my coauthor picked for it.Same thing for other reference commands like
\ref
,\pageref
, and\autoref
, of course.And perhaps the citation commands, too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: