Library to get the struction of a latex document

Asked May 21 '18 at 08:58

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I'm looking for a library that returns a structure (perhaps OO) of a latex document.

For instance

Chapter 1
- Section 1.1
  - Definition 1
  - Lemma 2
    - Ref to ...
- Section 1.2
  - Definition 3
  - Lemma 4
    - Ref to Lemma 2

My goal is a series of routines to check that

(*) there are no references to not yet defined concepts and/or proven lemmas
I can move a section to another chapter, or move a Lemma to another chapter without violating (*)
a.s.o.

The tool should be able to do the job also on more books referencing to each other. I started to implement it, but there is too much work, because the needed information are scattered between the *.tex's and the *.aux's files.

Programming languages c++, python, java, go or similar would be good.

Tags: A set luatex because i'm using it and I do not find anything better.

asked May 21 '18 at 08:58

PeptideChain

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see https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/171854/2891 – michal.h21 May 21 '18 at 09:22
@michal.h21 thank you, your rdfref is at least a perfect starting point, then I have to dump everything to a file – PeptideChain May 21 '18 at 11:11
yes, it is best to dump everything to a file and use some simpler language than TeX to analyze the stored data – michal.h21 May 21 '18 at 11:24

Library to get the struction of a latex document

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