This package is inspired by RDF. You can declare custom commands that save various metadata for objects. These metadata can be then looked up using simple query language.
It doesn't have any documentation yet, but you can see the samples of usage in answers on TeX.sx:
- Compiling a separate list of "Open Questions" found in the main text in order of appearance
- Analysis of cross-reference/link network within a single document
- Is there a software in Ubuntu that can analyse the cross references (theorems, lemmas, equations, etc.) in a tex project?)
- Show graph of references inside a document
- Define a command (like table of contents) but for attendees
- Output depending on crossreferences
- Implementing a very basic index from scratch
You can either clone this repository to your local TEXMF tree (typically
~/texmf/tex/latex on UNIX like systems), or clone it to any local
directory and run the make install command.
You can run make to create a documentation and example document. You
will need dot2tex to make a
dependency graph of theorems.
- add a simple shell script to generate the graph (in png).
- move out the rdf stuff at the end of the example file to an external file, for better visibility.
- Add more sensible theorems, lemmas etc
- Write a clearer example latex file, with real lemmas, theorem etc
- Provide a graph
- long term, add emacs/auctex/reftex support
- Start to add a more environment, for example corollary, but does not work right now
Run latex on theorems-sample.tex
run sh mygraph.sh a simple script that generates the graph as an png.