Am Dienstag, 23. Juli 2019, 16:30:30 CEST schrieb Jürgen Spitzmüller: > Am Dienstag, den 23.07.2019, 14:42 +0200 schrieb Kornel Benko: > > $ okular --version > > Qt: 4.8.7 > > KDE Development Platform: 4.14.22 > > Okular: 0.25.0 > > OK, that's an old version. I have > > okular 1.7.3 (KDE Applications 19.04.3) > > Jürgen >
Unfortunately I cannot compile okular myself (too many missing dependences).
But looking into the source of okular (1.9), it should be possible.
Configuring editors in okular, see conf/dlgeditor.cpp:28, there should be a
dialog
m_dlg->kcfg_ExternalEditor->addItem( i18nc( "Text editor", "Custom Text
Editor" ) );
m_dlg->kcfg_ExternalEditor->addItem( i18nc( "Text editor", "Kate" ), 1 );
m_dlg->kcfg_ExternalEditor->addItem( i18nc( "Text editor", "Kile" ), 2 );
m_dlg->kcfg_ExternalEditor->addItem( i18nc( "Text editor", "SciTE" ), 3 );
m_dlg->kcfg_ExternalEditor->addItem( i18nc( "Text editor", "Emacs client"
), 4 );
m_dlg->kcfg_ExternalEditor->addItem( i18nc( "Text editor", "Lyx client" ),
5 );
m_dlg->kcfg_ExternalEditor->addItem( i18nc( "Text editor", "TeXstudio" ), 6
);
And in core/texteditors_p.h:24
editors.insert( SettingsCore::EnumExternalEditor::Kate,
QStringLiteral( "kate --line %l --column %c" ) );
editors.insert( SettingsCore::EnumExternalEditor::Kile,
QStringLiteral( "kile --line %l" ) );
editors.insert( SettingsCore::EnumExternalEditor::Scite,
QStringLiteral( "scite %f \"-goto:%l,%c\"" ) );
editors.insert( SettingsCore::EnumExternalEditor::Emacsclient,
QStringLiteral( "emacsclient -a emacs --no-wait +%l %f" ) );
editors.insert( SettingsCore::EnumExternalEditor::Lyxclient,
QStringLiteral( "lyxclient -g %f %l" ) );
editors.insert( SettingsCore::EnumExternalEditor::Texstudio,
QStringLiteral( "texstudio --line %l" ) );
The entry for Lyx client is "lyxclient -g %f %l", which is the same as for
okular 4.7
(Settings->Configure Okular...->Editor->
Editor: Lyx client
command: lyxclient -g %f %l
)
Configuring for "Custom Text Editor" works too, for instance if we want to use
lyxclient2.4.
Kornel
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