D> Now I remember why I did it the long way... emacs likes to kill
D> the viewer before it has a chance to launch and show the pdf file
D> (at least that's what happens on my machine).
Right, i usually set up a remote xpdf-server (or 'gv --watch') process
to pipe the generated pdfs to, so i didn't catch this.
Btw, running fomus from a shell and setting lily-view-exe-path to "xpdf"
doesn't work here for some reason, no xpdf gets set up to display
things. I suspect its me doing something bad, other viewers like
"evince" or "gv --watch" work just fine...
D> I suppose there must be a way to use compilation-start without
D> killing all of the subprocesses at the end.
Not sure whats right here. It depends a bit on how the viewing process
is set up from fomus presumably.
Theres definitely a way, either by setting the parameters right for the
compilation-process inside emacs (maybe using a comint-derived mode?),
or perhaps use a separate viewing process in emacs? I can do some
looking into this perhaps over the weekend if nobody else comes up with
a solution.
-anders
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