On Tue, 8 Apr 2008, Christiaan Hofman wrote:
...
>>> To work around that, you could write your own script that makes sure
>>> Emacs runs and then calls the server (emacsclient). You could then
>>> set
>>> that as the script in the Skim preferences instead of directly
>>> calling
>>> emacsclient. I think something like the script below may work (save
>>> it
>>> to file, make it executable, and call it with arguments '%line
>>> "%file"').
>>>
>>> #\!/bin/bash
>>> line=$1
>>> file="$2"
>>> osascript -e "tell application \"Emacs\" to activate"
>>> /Applications/Emacs.app/Contents/MacOS/bin/emacsclient --no-wait +
>>> $line "$file"
...
>> I have created a file skimemacs.sh, with the above content (the last
>> three lines are perhaps just one,
...
>
> It should be one line. The script is also linked on the wiki.
>> ~/bin$ ls -l skimemacs.sh
>> -rwxr-xr-- 1 rosi rosi 165 Apr 8 15:05 skimemacs.sh
>>
>> Then, in Skim > Preferences > Sync
>> [Preset] Custom
>> [Command] skimemacs.sh
>
> You need to enter the full path to the script, or install it in a
> default location like /usr/local/bin/.
Since I wouldn't like messing up with the upper system, I added the full
path to my local ~/bin/skimemacs.sh
> As I said above, use %line "%file", as the script will insert the --no-
> wait and +.
Done:
[Arguments] %line "%file"
I actually grabbed the script from Wiki, adjusted the path of emacsclent,
because on my MBP, I do not have
/Applications/Emacs.app/Contents/MacOSX
======> the script:
#!/bin/sh
#
# Activates Emacs.app and loads a file at a given line
#
# Usage: openemacs %line "%file"
emacsclient_tool="/Applications/Emacs.app/Contents/MacOSX/emacsclient"
/usr/bin/osascript -e "tell application \"Emacs\" to activate"
"${emacsclient_tool}" --no-wait +$1 "$2"
======< ignore this separation line, which is part of this email
The above two lines are actually one continuous line in the script.
Quit emacs;
start Skim and open file.pdf at some location
Shift + Cmd + Click launches Emacs with its default *GNU Emacs*
title buffer. The file.tex can not be opened in the buffer with
Shift + Cmd + Click. If I open file.tex by C-x C-f, then the pdfsync
forward search, i.e. Emacs -> Skim works.
But Skim -> Emacs only raises Emacs without bringing the cursor to the
corresponding tex code.
Roussanka
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