You are right. This is a bug that Apple should fix. But my productivity dropped to such a miserable and unbearable level since Skim.app stopped working the way it used to after I upgraded to High Sierra (I found how much my life has relied on Skim.app), that I couldn’t but download and look into th
That is basically what I expected. But it is a bug drom Apple, because the
two things should be consistent. We should not try to correct for this,
because it's their bug that should be fixed. And when they do, having such
a correction would bring back the problem. I already reported the bug to
Appl
I've done experiments. It looks like the "y" value from
pdfview.currentDestination (in Swift - I don't know much of objc) is the
point of the pdf page at the _top_ of the PDFView, while the "y" value in
the "at:" argument of PDFView.go(to: PDFDestination(page:at:)) is for the
_vertical center_ of t
Yes, this is similar to what I’m experiencing. Every reload (even if I just
recompile without doing any changes) has the following effect: it moves the
document up by precisely half of the “window” size. (Sorry I’m not sure of the
precise word: I mean the size of the visible portion of the doc
Iliya,
High Sierra is found at the top of the "Featured" section in App Store.
Skim is indeed an outstanding app.
Chirok
Chirok Han, Ph. D, Professor
Department of Economics, Korea University
Anam-dong Seongbuk-Gu, Seoul, Korea, 136-701
Email: chirok...@korea.ac.kr
Ph: +82 2 3290 2205 FAX: +82
Chirok,
I am far behind you…, but I want to test all this… how do you get High Sierra?
Skim is an outstanding app… For the last 7 years all issues have been resolved
with a little patience…
-I.
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Iliya Lefterov
ilefte...@icloud.com
iliya.lefte...@gmail.com
> On Sep 30, 2017, at 10:31 PM
The issue appears slightly differently to me. In my case (Skim version
1.4.29 (103)), on High Sierra, the page jumps up by approximately a half of
the current view until the page divider is located exactly in the middle.
For example, if I start at the bottom of page 10, after recompiling the
latex
Really annoying. Apple told me they fixed this in High Sierra. But
apparently they broke it in another way at the same time. I have very
little hope we can fix this.
Christiaan
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Hi,
I remember there was a thread about this problem back in Sierra and El Capitán.
It was solved (via a workaround, I seem to recall) but I just upgraded to High
Sierra and the jump is back :(
I’m using Skim 1.4.29 under Mac OS X 10.13 (17A365). I’m using Skim as I
typically do: compiling L
