Andreas Politz poli...@hochschule-trier.de writes:
Sounds good, but I don't know if a regexp is sufficient. [...]
Then the AUCTeX region-file to real-file translation we've discussed in
https://github.com/politza/pdf-tools/issues/36
wouldn't work. For that, I'd be happy with any list
Tassilo Horn t...@gnu.org writes:
Andreas Politz poli...@hochschule-trier.de writes:
Sounds good, but I don't know if a regexp is sufficient. [...]
Then the AUCTeX region-file to real-file translation we've discussed in
https://github.com/politza/pdf-tools/issues/36
wouldn't work.
Andreas Politz poli...@hochschule-trier.de writes:
I could still run inbetween, i.e
(funcall (make-locator (redirect (synctex pdf x y
Ah, yes. Ok, then I think the pull request at
https://github.com/politza/pdf-tools/pull/42
is ok, no?
Basically yes. But I now think again
Andreas Politz poli...@hochschule-trier.de writes:
Hi Andreas,
Maybe it additionally extracts the word at the click position and
then searches forward after having jumped to the synctex-provided
line.
Most likely:
Mosè Giordano m...@gnu.org writes:
Maybe it additionally extracts the word at the click position and
then searches forward after having jumped to the synctex-provided
line.
That's an interesting guess.
Although it's flaky. E.g., if the word is the, then the chances are
high there are
Tassilo Horn t...@gnu.org writes:
What we also need it support for viewing _region_.pdf with proper
SyncTeX support. Right now, when double-clicking in _region_.pdf, you
jump to the correct location in _region_.tex. It would be nice if you
jumped to the location in the real source tex file.
Mosè, exactly which version of TeXStudio has the feature to direct you to the
exact word?
I'll like to see that. AFAIK pdfsync only looks at line numbers, thus TeXMaker
and TeXStudio usually have a problem in the backwards sync because they tend to
use soft line breaks (I think) and not the
Tassilo Horn writes:
E.g., `pdf-sync-correlate-pdf' would return a list (file line
column search-regex) where the latter would only be used by
`pdf-sync-goto-tex' if column is -1 (in the hope that some
future SyncTeX version will eventually provide correct line
numbers).
According to the
Tassilo Horn writes:
I've just added it to `TeX-view-program-list-builtin' in AUCTeX
git. It calls a new command `TeX-pdf-tools-sync-view'.
Excellent, thank you very much.
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Tassilo Horn t...@gnu.org writes:
jorge.alfaro-muri...@yale.edu (Jorge A. Alfaro-Murillo) writes:
E.g., `pdf-sync-correlate-pdf' would return a list (file line column
search-regex) where the latter would only be used by `pdf-sync-goto-tex' if
column is -1 (in the hope that some future
texstudio is independent of the LaTeX installation so they have no control over
the generated .synctex file.
Why not just ask the developer?
While you are talking to him, tell him about reftexs label features. TeXStudio
really need to up their game in relation to labels in multiple file
Hi Tassilo Lars,
2015-02-05 8:06 GMT+01:00 Tassilo Horn t...@gnu.org:
Mosè Giordano m...@gnu.org writes:
When using forward/backward search in TeXstudio with its embedded
viewer, you are direct to the exact word selected, not just the line.
I wonder if it's possible to implement such a
Mosè Giordano m...@gnu.org writes:
I just edebugged the relevant function `pdf-sync-correlate-tex', and
it returns a list (file line column), so the answer is yes. However,
column is always -1. I have the same with the Evince backward
search.
I also did the same test and can't understand
2015-02-05 10:59 GMT+01:00 Tassilo Horn t...@gnu.org:
Mosè Giordano m...@gnu.org writes:
I just edebugged the relevant function `pdf-sync-correlate-tex', and
it returns a list (file line column), so the answer is yes. However,
column is always -1. I have the same with the Evince backward
Lars Madsen dal...@math.au.dk writes:
Would you mind doing us all a favor, and figuring out how this works
and add it to Emacs, preferably Emacs + Evince as that is the compo I
use.
Both the Evince and PDF Tools AUCTeX viewers already support that
provided that SyncTeX would return a sensible
The sources are available, so maybe one can get a hint from there.
/Lars Madsen
Institut for Matematik / Department of Mathematics
Aarhus Universitet / Aarhus University
Mere info: http://au.dk/daleif@imf / More information:
http://au.dk/en/daleif@imf
I already noticed that it was not 100% accurate. But it is good enough. Better
than the goto first word in paragraph as seen in TeXMaker, which use very
long lines in the .tex file.
/Lars Madsen
Institut for Matematik / Department of Mathematics
Aarhus Universitet / Aarhus University
Mere info:
Tassilo Horn t...@gnu.org writes:
Andreas Politz poli...@hochschule-trier.de writes:
Hi Andreas,
Hey.
[...] I wouldn't object if you do something similar in PDF Tools. ;-)
E.g., `pdf-sync-correlate-pdf' would return a list (file line column
search-regex) where the latter would only be
Interesting, just tested with TS 2.6 on linux. Works there too.
Would you mind doing us all a favor, and figuring out how this works and add it
to Emacs, preferably Emacs + Evince as that is the compo I use.
Cannot have others having features not present in Emacs :-)
Might be an idea to check
Hi Tassilo,
2015-02-04 21:00 GMT+01:00 Tassilo Horn t...@gnu.org:
Hi all,
just in case you didn't already know PDF Tools
https://github.com/politza/pdf-tools
you might want to give it a whirl. It's a new PDF viewer for Emacs
which is somehow similar to Emacs' built-in `doc-view-mode',
Tassilo Horn writes:
just in case you didn't already know PDF Tools
https://github.com/politza/pdf-tools
you might want to give it a whirl.
I installed it a couple of weeks ago, and it has completely
replaced any other PDF viewer for me, now I open PDF with
emacsclient. I hope that
Mosè Giordano m...@gnu.org writes:
just in case you didn't already know PDF Tools
https://github.com/politza/pdf-tools
you might want to give it a whirl. It's a new PDF viewer for Emacs
which is somehow similar to Emacs' built-in `doc-view-mode', except that
it is much more advanced.
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