Re: reverse search sumatra xetex...maybe I am almost there...

2011-11-08 Thread Enrico Forestieri
dc writes:
 
 Enrico Forestieri writes:
 
  
  dc writes:
  
   I have synchronize with output set to: \synctex=-1
  
  Maybe miktex doesn't understand that? Please, try modifying the converter
  from xelatex $$i to xelatex --synctex=-1 $$i and see whether forward
  search works after that.
  
 
 In document-settings-output under synchronize with output/custom macro,
 I get 
 
 x
   elatex --synctex=-1 $$i

No, don't do that. Even leave it unchecked. Instead, go to
Tools-Preferences-File Handling-Converters
find the LaTeX (XeTeX) - PDF (XeTeX) entry and select it.
In the Converter: field you should see xelatex $$i.
Change that to xelatex --synctex=-1 $$i, hit the Modify button
and then Save or Apply.

-- 
Enrico



Re: reverse search sumatra xetex...maybe I am almost there...

2011-11-08 Thread Enrico Forestieri
dc writes:
 
 Enrico Forestieri writes:
 
  
  dc writes:
  
   I have synchronize with output set to: \synctex=-1
  
  Maybe miktex doesn't understand that? Please, try modifying the converter
  from xelatex $$i to xelatex --synctex=-1 $$i and see whether forward
  search works after that.
  
 
 In document-settings-output under synchronize with output/custom macro,
 I get 
 
 x
   elatex --synctex=-1 $$i

No, don't do that. Even leave it unchecked. Instead, go to
Tools-Preferences-File Handling-Converters
find the LaTeX (XeTeX) - PDF (XeTeX) entry and select it.
In the Converter: field you should see xelatex $$i.
Change that to xelatex --synctex=-1 $$i, hit the Modify button
and then Save or Apply.

-- 
Enrico



Re: reverse search sumatra xetex...maybe I am almost there...

2011-11-08 Thread Enrico Forestieri
dc writes:
> 
> Enrico Forestieri writes:
> 
> > 
> > dc writes:
> > 
> > > I have synchronize with output set to: \synctex=-1
> > 
> > Maybe miktex doesn't understand that? Please, try modifying the converter
> > from "xelatex $$i" to "xelatex --synctex=-1 $$i" and see whether forward
> > search works after that.
> > 
> 
> In document-settings-output under synchronize with output/custom macro,
> I get 
> 
> "x
>   elatex --synctex=-1 $$i

No, don't do that. Even leave it unchecked. Instead, go to
Tools->Preferences->File Handling->Converters
find the "LaTeX (XeTeX) -> PDF (XeTeX)" entry and select it.
In the "Converter:" field you should see "xelatex $$i".
Change that to "xelatex --synctex=-1 $$i", hit the Modify button
and then Save or Apply.

-- 
Enrico



Re: reverse search sumatra xetex...maybe I am almost there...

2011-11-07 Thread dc
Enrico Forestieri forenr at lyx.org writes:

 
 dc writes:
 
  I have synchronize with output set to: \synctex=-1
 
 Maybe miktex doesn't understand that? Please, try modifying the converter
 from xelatex $$i to xelatex --synctex=-1 $$i and see whether forward
 search works after that.
 

In document-settings-output under synchronize with output/custom macro,
I get 

x
  elatex --synctex=-1 $$i
You're in trouble here.  Try typing  return  to proceed.
If that doesn't work, type  X return  to quit.

if I use exactly what you told me.
I also tried 

--synctex=-1 $$i
-synctex=-1 $$i
--synctex=-1
-synctex=-1
xelatex \\synctex=-1 $$i
etc.

But in the end the only thing that passes through are
/synctex=-1
/synctex=1
but neither succeeds at reverse search. Double clicking either gives no result 
or a message: no synchronization file found.
I can see 
lyxeditor.cmd %f %l
in my command line in the sumatra settings window. I must be using that in my 
reverse search command. 

I try modifying this to C:\Program Files\LyX20\bin\Lyx.exe %f %l
still no go.

I give up...




Re: reverse search sumatra xetex...maybe I am almost there...

2011-11-07 Thread dc
Enrico Forestieri forenr at lyx.org writes:

 
 dc writes:
 
  I have synchronize with output set to: \synctex=-1
 
 Maybe miktex doesn't understand that? Please, try modifying the converter
 from xelatex $$i to xelatex --synctex=-1 $$i and see whether forward
 search works after that.
 

In document-settings-output under synchronize with output/custom macro,
I get 

x
  elatex --synctex=-1 $$i
You're in trouble here.  Try typing  return  to proceed.
If that doesn't work, type  X return  to quit.

if I use exactly what you told me.
I also tried 

--synctex=-1 $$i
-synctex=-1 $$i
--synctex=-1
-synctex=-1
xelatex \\synctex=-1 $$i
etc.

But in the end the only thing that passes through are
/synctex=-1
/synctex=1
but neither succeeds at reverse search. Double clicking either gives no result 
or a message: no synchronization file found.
I can see 
lyxeditor.cmd %f %l
in my command line in the sumatra settings window. I must be using that in my 
reverse search command. 

I try modifying this to C:\Program Files\LyX20\bin\Lyx.exe %f %l
still no go.

I give up...




Re: reverse search sumatra xetex...maybe I am almost there...

2011-11-07 Thread dc
Enrico Forestieri  lyx.org> writes:

> 
> dc writes:
> 
> > I have synchronize with output set to: \synctex=-1
> 
> Maybe miktex doesn't understand that? Please, try modifying the converter
> from "xelatex $$i" to "xelatex --synctex=-1 $$i" and see whether forward
> search works after that.
> 

In document-settings-output under synchronize with output/custom macro,
I get 

"x
  elatex --synctex=-1 $$i
You're in trouble here.  Try typingto proceed.
If that doesn't work, type  X   to quit."

if I use exactly what you told me.
I also tried 

--synctex=-1 $$i
-synctex=-1 $$i
--synctex=-1
-synctex=-1
xelatex \\synctex=-1 $$i
etc.

But in the end the only thing that passes through are
/synctex=-1
/synctex=1
but neither succeeds at reverse search. Double clicking either gives no result 
or a message: no synchronization file found.
I can see 
lyxeditor.cmd "%f" "%l"
in my command line in the sumatra settings window. I must be using that in my 
reverse search command. 

I try modifying this to C:\Program Files\LyX20\bin\Lyx.exe "%f" "%l"
still no go.

I give up...




Re: reverse search sumatra xetex...maybe I am almost there...

2011-10-07 Thread Enrico Forestieri
dc writes:

 I have synchronize with output set to: \synctex=-1

Maybe miktex doesn't understand that? Please, try modifying the converter
from xelatex $$i to xelatex --synctex=-1 $$i and see whether forward
search works after that.

-- 
Enrico



Re: reverse search sumatra xetex...maybe I am almost there...

2011-10-07 Thread Enrico Forestieri
dc writes:

 I have synchronize with output set to: \synctex=-1

Maybe miktex doesn't understand that? Please, try modifying the converter
from xelatex $$i to xelatex --synctex=-1 $$i and see whether forward
search works after that.

-- 
Enrico



Re: reverse search sumatra xetex...maybe I am almost there...

2011-10-07 Thread Enrico Forestieri
dc writes:

> I have synchronize with output set to: \synctex=-1

Maybe miktex doesn't understand that? Please, try modifying the converter
from "xelatex $$i" to "xelatex --synctex=-1 $$i" and see whether forward
search works after that.

-- 
Enrico



reverse search sumatra xetex...maybe I am almost there...

2011-10-05 Thread dc

I may be almost there. Any pointers would be appreciated...

as far as I can see, these are the key parameter locations

documentssettingsoutput 
my default output format is pdf(xetex)
I have synchronize with output set to: \synctex=-1

in ToolsPreferencesOutput
For forward search, 
I don't know what the default is. I may have messed it up...
I tried Forward search set to:
CMCDDE SUMATRA control [ForwardSearch(\$$o\,\$$t\,$$n,0,0,1)]
or 
CMCDDE SUMATRA control [ForwardSearch(\\\$$o\\\,\\\$$t\\\,$$n,0,0,1)]
per
http://www.mail-archive.com/lyx-devel@lists.lyx.org/msg159513.html
to no avail.

I then discovered that I needed to install separately CMCDDE to use this. I 
downloaded it, and unzipped to get to cmcdde.exe. No installation instructions, 
so I put it in my lyx/bin folder, but I feel this is wrong, just wrong. 
Anyhow, it opened sumatra, but told me it couldn't open the file.
Because it was trying to open the file from lyx's bin folder.

So I tried this, which mentions that:
http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.devel/135713
(installing lyxeditor.exe and putting sumatra.bat in 
Toolssettingsoutputfile formats for pdf(xetex)
as described in the article). 
It opened sumatra, and put lyxeditor.exe %f %l
into the inverse search command line. 
but double clicking was inoperative.
it is installed in my sumatra program folder...


I tried this too, which seems very similar to the above...instead using a cmd 
file:
http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/SyncTeX
even though it sounded complicated and it requires pdfsync which I read is 
deprecated now. 
I get the same lyx/bin folder problem as above.

HELP.










reverse search sumatra xetex...maybe I am almost there...

2011-10-05 Thread dc

I may be almost there. Any pointers would be appreciated...

as far as I can see, these are the key parameter locations

documentssettingsoutput 
my default output format is pdf(xetex)
I have synchronize with output set to: \synctex=-1

in ToolsPreferencesOutput
For forward search, 
I don't know what the default is. I may have messed it up...
I tried Forward search set to:
CMCDDE SUMATRA control [ForwardSearch(\$$o\,\$$t\,$$n,0,0,1)]
or 
CMCDDE SUMATRA control [ForwardSearch(\\\$$o\\\,\\\$$t\\\,$$n,0,0,1)]
per
http://www.mail-archive.com/lyx-devel@lists.lyx.org/msg159513.html
to no avail.

I then discovered that I needed to install separately CMCDDE to use this. I 
downloaded it, and unzipped to get to cmcdde.exe. No installation instructions, 
so I put it in my lyx/bin folder, but I feel this is wrong, just wrong. 
Anyhow, it opened sumatra, but told me it couldn't open the file.
Because it was trying to open the file from lyx's bin folder.

So I tried this, which mentions that:
http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.devel/135713
(installing lyxeditor.exe and putting sumatra.bat in 
Toolssettingsoutputfile formats for pdf(xetex)
as described in the article). 
It opened sumatra, and put lyxeditor.exe %f %l
into the inverse search command line. 
but double clicking was inoperative.
it is installed in my sumatra program folder...


I tried this too, which seems very similar to the above...instead using a cmd 
file:
http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/SyncTeX
even though it sounded complicated and it requires pdfsync which I read is 
deprecated now. 
I get the same lyx/bin folder problem as above.

HELP.










reverse search sumatra xetex...maybe I am almost there...

2011-10-05 Thread dc

I may be almost there. Any pointers would be appreciated...

as far as I can see, these are the key parameter locations

documents>settings>output 
my default output format is pdf(xetex)
I have synchronize with output set to: \synctex=-1

in Tools>Preferences>Output
For forward search, 
I don't know what the default is. I may have messed it up...
I tried Forward search set to:
CMCDDE SUMATRA control [ForwardSearch(\"$$o\",\"$$t\",$$n,0,0,1)]
or 
CMCDDE SUMATRA control [ForwardSearch(\\\"$$o\\\",\\\"$$t\\\",$$n,0,0,1)]
per
http://www.mail-archive.com/lyx-devel@lists.lyx.org/msg159513.html
to no avail.

I then discovered that I needed to install separately CMCDDE to use this. I 
downloaded it, and unzipped to get to cmcdde.exe. No installation instructions, 
so I put it in my lyx/bin folder, but I feel this is wrong, just wrong. 
Anyhow, it opened sumatra, but told me it couldn't open the file.
Because it was trying to open the file from lyx's bin folder.

So I tried this, which mentions that:
http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.devel/135713
(installing lyxeditor.exe and putting sumatra.bat in 
Tools>settings>output>file formats for pdf(xetex)
as described in the article). 
It opened sumatra, and put "lyxeditor.exe %f %l"
into the inverse search command line. 
but double clicking was inoperative.
it is installed in my sumatra program folder...


I tried this too, which seems very similar to the above...instead using a cmd 
file:
http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/SyncTeX
even though it sounded complicated and it requires pdfsync which I read is 
deprecated now. 
I get the same lyx/bin folder problem as above.

HELP.