Editing Script:List of scripts for outlining

[[Category:Lists of scripts]]
This page lists scripts that turn Vim into an [[wikipedia:Outliner|Outliner]], or which provide some outlining functionality.

==Single pane outlining==
These usually rely on Vim folding. {{help|folding}}
*{{script|id=3515|text=VimOutliner}}
*{{script|id=4223|text=votl}} A Vim Outliner 
*{{script|id=517|text=TVO: The Vim Outliner}}
*{{script|id=3342|text=VimOrganizer}} Org-mode for Vim
*{{script|id=3642|text=vim-orgmode}} Org-mode for Vim
*{{script|id=3004|text=vxfold.vim}} Fold cycling similar to emacs org-mode
*{{script|id=2518|text=WOIM}}

==Two pane outlining==
These display outline (or some kind of table of content) in a special, non-modifiable buffer.
*{{script|id=2657|text=VOoM}}
*{{script|id=273|text=taglist.vim}} source code browser, ctags-based
*{{script|id=3465|text=Tagbar}} source code browser, ctags-based
*[https://github.com/h1mesuke/unite-outline unite-outline] source outliner for {{script|id=3396|text=unite.vim}}
*{{script|id=2899|text=TxtBrowser}} based on taglist.vim
*{{script|id=2993|text=ywtxt}}
*{{script|id=732|text=folddigest.vim}} creates outline from folds in the current buffer
*{{script|id=3240|text=tdvim_FoldDigest}} creates outline from folds in the current buffer
*{{script|id=2607|text=TaskList.vim}} Eclipse like task list
*{{script|id=1225|text=DotOutlineTree}}
*{{script|id=52|text=calendar.vim}} calendar

The command <code>:vimgrep</code> can be used to create an outline of the current file. For example, if the file has fold markers:
<pre>
:vimgrep /{{{/j %
:copen
</pre>

==Org-mode related==
These work with the Emacs [http://orgmode.org/ Org-mode] format.
*{{script|id=3342|text=VimOrganizer}} Org-mode for Vim
*{{script|id=3642|text=vim-orgmode}} Org-mode for Vim
*{{script|id=2657|text=VOoM}} (:Voom org)
*{{script|id=3004|text=vxfold.vim}} Fold cycling similar to emacs org-mode

==See also==
*[[Folding for plain text files based on indentation]]
*[[Folding with Regular Expression]]

==Comments==