El Dimecres, 27 de juny de 2012, a les 09:29:54, Pieter Nuyts va escriure: > Dear Yuri, > > Of course you cannot provide help for linking with all possible editors, > but I was thinking this inverse search tool would be kind of > editor-independent since there is a configuration field where you can > choose the editor (although of course not all editors will support it). By > default, I think this field said Kate, not Kile, so I suppose it works with > Kate as well. And since it is natively supported by the DVI format, one > could expect other LaTeX editors to support this feature as well. > > Looking from the other side, the makers of the Kile documentation could > probably argue that there are also many DVI viewers and wonder whether they > should provide help for all of those. > > Personally I think it would make sense to explain the Kile part (i.e. > putting the build setting to "Modern" in Kile) and the Okular part > (shift-clicking in the viewer) in Okular, since it is an Okular feature and > since it probably also works with e.g. Kate or KWrite.
Yes, the way how reverse coding is invoked (i.e. the shift-clicking part) should be part of the okular manual. Can anybody please add it? Cheers, Albert - Okular developer > > I think it would be even better to either mention both parts of the > documentation in both manuals or link between both manuals (I suppose that > is possible since they are both parts of the KDE manual). I don't think > there's anything wrong with connecting both manuals since the programs are > also related. They are all part of KDE which integrates many different > programs so the manual can also be integrated. In my opinion, non-KDE > users who want to use Kile or Okular have to live with the fact that they > are KDE programs and that they integrate better with each other than with > other applications. If they don't want to use Kile, they might not have > the inverse search function, but it doesn't hurt anyone if it is in the > documentation. Then at least they know why there is a configuration field > for the editor, and they can try if it also works with their favorite > editor. > > Actually I am mainly a Gnome user myself but I use Kile because it's the > best LaTeX editor I know and KDVI / Okular since it integrates with Kile... > > Anyway, all this is just my opinion and since I'm not a KDE developer it's > not up to me to decide which documentation goes where :-) I just didn't > find it since I didn't expect it to be in the Kile manual, so I just wanted > to point that out. Maybe just mentioning "See the Kile manual for more > information" could already solve this. > > In any case, the inverse search now works in my Okular as well, so thank > you for your very fast response. > > Best regards, > > Pieter > > On Tue, Jun 26, 2012 at 6:11 PM, Yuri Chornoivan <yurchor at ukr.net> wrote: > > ???????? Tue, 26 Jun 2012 18:56:33 +0300, Pieter Nuyts < > > > > pieter.nuyts at esat.kuleuven.be**>: > > Dear, > > > >> I am mailing about the Okular help page "Configuring Okular > Editor". > >> It > >> explains that it may be useful to specify an editor since Okular can use > >> it > >> to jump to the right place in the LaTeX source code. However, the page > >> does not explain how to do this. > >> > >> I know this feature from KDVI where it worked very well together with > >> Kile, > >> but clicking with the middle mouse button in Okular doesn't seem to work. > >> > >> I think it would be useful to add this information to the help page. > >> Also > >> I would be very happy if you could tell me how to use this feature in > >> Okular. > >> > >> Best regards, > >> > >> Pieter Nuyts > > > > Hi, > > > > This is explained in Kile documentation. > > > > http://docs.kde.org/**development/en/extragear-** > > office/kile/quick_inverse.html<http://docs.kde.org/development/en/extragea > > r-office/kile/quick_inverse.html> > > > > It is done so to avoid irritation of many non-KDE users who may think that > > their editor is the best (I do not think so ;) ). > > > > To be serious, there are too many LaTeX editors to explain the commands > > for: > > > > Emacs > > LaTeXila > > TeXmaker > > TeXstudio > > Vim > > ... > > > > Should we provide the commands for them all? > > > > Thanks in advance for your answer. > > > > Best regards, > > Yuri