Re: DDE support of AUCTeX.
On Sun, Apr 2, 2023 at 3:58 PM Tassilo Horn wrote: > > Tassilo Horn writes: > > >> I noticed on the wiki [1], which says that the DDE support is absent > >> in AUCTeX, as shown in the attachment. I wonder whether this is true. > >> > >> [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_TeX_editors > > > > Reading [Note 8] suggests that with DDE forward/backward sync via other > > means than command-line arguments is meant. If that's the case, then > > AUCTeX does have support for that with certain viewers, e.g., AUCTeX and > > Evince and its derivatives such as Atril communicate via DBUS (if > > available), AUCTeX and pdf-tools communicate directly via Lisp. > > Well, after reading the DDL article: if the statement is limited to that > concrete implementation of inter-process communication used in early > versions of MS windows and OS/2, then the "No" for AUCTeX is obviously > correct. Thanks for letting me know this. > Bye, > Tassilo Best Regards, Zhao
Re: DDE support of AUCTeX.
Tassilo Horn writes: >> I noticed on the wiki [1], which says that the DDE support is absent >> in AUCTeX, as shown in the attachment. I wonder whether this is true. >> >> [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_TeX_editors > > Reading [Note 8] suggests that with DDE forward/backward sync via other > means than command-line arguments is meant. If that's the case, then > AUCTeX does have support for that with certain viewers, e.g., AUCTeX and > Evince and its derivatives such as Atril communicate via DBUS (if > available), AUCTeX and pdf-tools communicate directly via Lisp. Well, after reading the DDL article: if the statement is limited to that concrete implementation of inter-process communication used in early versions of MS windows and OS/2, then the "No" for AUCTeX is obviously correct. Bye, Tassilo
Re: DDE support of AUCTeX.
Hongyi Zhao writes: > I noticed on the wiki [1], which says that the DDE support is absent > in AUCTeX, as shown in the attachment. I wonder whether this is true. > > [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_TeX_editors Reading [Note 8] suggests that with DDE forward/backward sync via other means than command-line arguments is meant. If that's the case, then AUCTeX does have support for that with certain viewers, e.g., AUCTeX and Evince and its derivatives such as Atril communicate via DBUS (if available), AUCTeX and pdf-tools communicate directly via Lisp. Bye, Tassilo
