Hi
> As zathura has undergone major changes we can't just merge it. Are you
> interested in porting synctex support to 0.1.0? If you need any help I'm
> available to guide you through the new code.
I'm still interested.
I'll have a look at the new code to see how to port it. The backwards
synchro
> Although I don't think I would be able to implement that, I would
> warmly recommend against adopting unneeded complexity layers like
> dbus, which is deployed, e.g., for evince's syntex support.
> I'm sure that working with command line arguments, like the good old
> xkdvi does, would be just be
I have now finished porting at least backwards synchronization to the
new version of zathura. Patch attached.
Usage is as I described in the earlier mail:
-s: enables synctex support
-x : sets the synctex editor (optional, see man synctex)
When synctex is enabled, ctrl-leftclick on the page wil
Hi,
> * Could you please use g_strdup_printf instead of a fix sized buffer?
> * For consistency with all the other parts in girara and zathura that spawn
> process please use something like g_spawn_sync to execute synctex.
No problem. I should really make myself familiar with glib, there are
some q
> One more think that just came to my mind: could you document -s and -x in
> zathura.1.rst? A section on how to use synctex would be nice there as well.
Ok. I'm not sure if I'll get to it this weekend, but I should have some
time next week.
That reminds me: I forgot to mention that the two new st
I just noticed you removed the -s option. That raises a few design
questions:
First of all, when removing -s, the "zathura->synctex.enabled"
configuration variable becomes obsolete.
The question now becomes, how do you enable synctex? I see two options
(not counting the original solution with the
I have attached the patch for forward synchronization.
This patch is a lot more complex than the previous one, and I haven't
really tested it rigorously (although I installed it on my production
system today).
It introduces a new command ":synctex ::"
(same syntax than the "synctex view -i" param