Update `Open Current Note's Project` command to also highlight the current scene

[PenguinWang123]

Hope to add the function of locating "scene"
I am writing my thesis and often need to search for a scene to see its location in longform. If I only search in Obsidian's built-in file search, I can't find its location in the longform, so I need to add the function of locating "scene" in the longform.

[kevboh]

Sorry, can you elaborate on what you mean by the location within Longform? Do you mean showing it within the Longform UI? The Open Current Note’s Project command should do that.

[erazlogo]

Would it be possible to have "Open Current Note's Project" focus on the current note in the outline in the Longform pane, or have another command, something like "Reveal Current Scene in the Project Outline"? Currently this command opens the project but it does not focus on the note in the outline, so when I have dozens (potentially hundreds) of nested scenes in the outline it takes a long time to read through the entire list to find that note's location within the manuscript. I have to open Index.md, switch to Source mode and search within the Index note. It would be faster to just focus in the outline in the Longform pane.

[PenguinWang123]

Would it be possible to have "Open Current Note's Project" focus on the current note in the outline in the Longform pane, or have another command, something like "Reveal Current Scene in the Project Outline"? Currently this command opens the project but it does not focus on the note in the outline, so when I have dozens (potentially hundreds) of nested scenes in the outline it takes a long time to read through the entire list to find that note's location within the manuscript. I have to open Index.md, switch to Source mode and search within the Index note. It would be faster to just focus in the outline in the Longform pane.

I agree.