Hi Greg and Arash, >>>>> Greg Bognar <greg.bog...@startmail.com> writes: > Great, it works now! It opens the requested file in the viewer and > gives an error message if it does not exist. (Well, it often opens a > file even if I give it a nonsensical string, like "ddddd", which opens > the documentation for baskervaldadf -- but I assume that's a texdoc > thing.)
Thanks for confirmation. I'll commit the attached patch #1, incorporating Arash's suggestion. To Arash: I think I should go further to settle out the discrepancy between `shell-command-*' and `call-process' by the patch #2. It also turns INITIAL-INPUT argument for `TeX-read-string' into DEFAULT, taking your effort into accout. What do you think about it? Regards, Ikumi Keita #StandWithUkraine #StopWarInUkraine
0001-Make-TeX-documentation-texdoc-work-for-okular.patch.gz
Description: Fix for okular
0002-Don-t-use-INITIAL-INPUT-argument-for-TeX-read-string.patch.gz
Description: Small improvement
