list-topics

To list all research topics in a computational project, scan resource notebooks and LaTeX notes files to extract topic information. The tool consolidates these topics into a structured table grouped by source type, providing a comprehensive project overview.

Getting a project topic overview from multiple file sources involves parsing Wolfram resource notebooks and LaTeX notes files. The process aggregates topic descriptions and attributes each to its originating source, presenting findings in a consolidated inventory.

Extracting topic descriptions from LaTeX notes and resource notebooks requires scanning files like ResourcesN.nb and notes*.tex. The system identifies topic information within these specific file formats and compiles the descriptions into a structured, readable inventory.

Yes, you can generate a structured table of project topics grouped by source files. The tool scans resource notebooks and LaTeX notes, then organizes the identified topics and their descriptions into a table clearly grouped by source type for easy review.

Yes, this topic listing tool works with both Wolfram notebooks and LaTeX files. It specifically scans ResourcesN.nb and notes*.tex files to locate topic information, ensuring comprehensive coverage across different documentation formats used in research projects.