General ⇒ custom table-of-contents style list

[eykanal]

Hey folks... I created a little "note to self" command in latex, as follows:

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\newcommand{\NTS}[1]{\textcolor{red}{\#\#\# {#1} \#\#\#}}

It basically makes stuff red and easy to see when reviewing the document. However, I've found while writing my thesis that having something that's only *visually* distinctive in a 100-page isn't necessarily that useful. Is there any way for me to get a "listing" of where all my \NTS{} commands are?

Just to be more explicit, when I write \section{bla}, the \TOC listing will write the "bla... page x". Is there a way for me to make a custom "\myTOC" so that I have a single "table of contents" for my \NTS{bla} entries? Thanks!

[localghost]

I suggest to use the todonotes package instead. Note that it relies on pgf/tikZ.


Best regards and welcome to the board
Thorsten¹

[eykanal]

Thanks for the quick reply. I'll give that a whirl, but I'm using a latex class specific to the university, so here's hoping they're compatible.

[daleif]

shouldn't be a problem

You might also want to check out the fixme package