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Add sections as single files #30
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I know that other groups do exactly that, but I'm not sure if there are some issues with this approach. |
I am definitely in favour of putting the content of the paper into a different file from all the boilerplate. Personally I prefer to keep all sections in one file though, mostly because I'm used to it and I can jump to section as easily as jumping to file in my editor. Also sometimes I want to make a nice transition from one section to another which is slightly easier when viewing both in the same file. But I suppose it's easy enough to decide this per-project! |
I would agree that it might make sense to put the boilerplate into a separate file. With respect to factoring out subsections into separate files, that is a subjective choice. I personally like to keep everything in a single file, as I typically navigate by searching to the term that I am interested in. That works best for me if everything is in a single file. I know that @goens likes to have multiple files and other groups indeed split papers up. I guess you do not use use search to navigate to a section or have an editor that supports folding? |
I am happy to arrange a brainstorming how we can improve this template given that the deadline is now over. |
I moved some of the builerplate into separate .tex files. See #33. Does that seem like a step into the right direction? |
To me, this makes a lot of sense! |
That's certainly a step in the right direction. As the consensus seems to be that most people prefer one file for the entire text, I guess we can leave this as is after merging #33. I agree that adding files for each section can be done on a per-project basis, if anyone prefers that. |
In this template, we basically write all the text in the
paper.tex
file. This has the downside that one has to skim through a lot of text when wanting to find a particular section to work on.In my thesis template, I had a folder
Chapters
that contained single files for each section (i.e.01-intro.tex
,06-conclusion.tex
), which all were imported into the equivalent ofpaper.tex
in this template. Not sure how you feel about it, but to me, this structure is easier to work on.Tagging some people to get their opinions: @tobiasgrosser @bollu @math-fehr @Superty @Dinistro
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