Ralf Angeli-3 wrote: > > Hm, so there seems to be everything in place. What does a direct call > of the synctex executable return in your case? You can use something > like the following command line: > > synctex view -i 10:1:file.tex -o file.pdf > > Just replace "10" with the line number you actually want to check and > "file" with the respective file name. >
With a more interesting line number and the main file: $ synctex view -i 417:1:gpce2009.tex -o gpce2009.pdf This is SyncTeX command line utility, version 1.0 SyncTeX result begin Output:gpce2009.pdf Page:3 x:36582360.000000 y:14394351.000000 h:20853720.000000 v:14402997.000000 W:15728640.000000 H:505340.000000 before: offset:0 middle: after: Output:gpce2009.pdf Page:3 x:31071382.000000 y:14394351.000000 h:20853720.000000 v:14402997.000000 W:15728640.000000 H:505340.000000 before: offset:0 middle: after: Output:gpce2009.pdf Page:3 x:22115288.000000 y:14394351.000000 h:20853720.000000 v:14402997.000000 W:1261568.000000 H:505340.000000 before: offset:0 middle: after: Output:gpce2009.pdf Page:3 x:20853720.000000 y:14394351.000000 h:20853720.000000 v:14402997.000000 W:1261568.000000 H:505340.000000 before: offset:0 middle: after: SyncTeX result end -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/PDF-Forward-search-tp17379001p23123014.html Sent from the Gnu - AUCTeX - General mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
