* Mathias Lindner (2009-04-27) writes: > Can I tell AucTeX to call 'xpdf -remote filename -raise filename.pdf' > the first time I view my PDF and 'xpdf -remote filename -reload' every > time afterwards?
The View command (or `TeX-view' for that matter) always executes the same command line because it's mostly not possible to determine if a viewer is still running or not. What you could do is implement your own functions for either loading or reloading a PDF file, or add a new entry to `TeX-command-list' to perform the respective action. Note however, that AUCTeX will always call the command `TeX-command-Show' when it thinks no more typesetting work is necessary. > And can I get xpdf to the foreground after calling the view command in > AucTeX - just as '-raise' should do? You probably need a window manager which works together with xpdf. (Assuming it is the window manager's fault. It could also be a problem of xpdf.) Other than that, the easiest way is probably to use <Alt>+<Tab> (or whatever your window manager uses for bringing windows to front) and then type `r' to reload the PDF file in xpdf. -- Ralf _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
