Hmm. I'm not using evince (could, I suppose) but I see that in the file
you mention there is already:
['okular'] = [[okular --unique "%filename%"]], and I have already
adapted the init.lua file in /.texadept to use okular rather than
sumatra, with textadept.run.compile_commands.tex =
'/home/me/bin/context/tex/texmf-linux-64/bin/mtxrun --autogenerate
--script context --autopdf=okular "%f"'
So, following your logic, I should then only need to add, further on,
pdfview.method = "okular", which I have done, but still no joy.
Julian
On 27/9/21 1:06 pm, Jairo A. del Rio wrote:
Hi. Maybe there's an easier way to do it without changing any file or
via mtxrun's command line, but the following is what I do:
In l-pdfview.lua (mkiv folder, lines from 38) PDF view options are
available. I've added
['evince'] = [[evince "%filename%"]] -- My favorite viewer
And then, after pdfview.method assignments,
pdfview.method = "evince"
Now textadept opens the .tex file once compiled. I don't know if
making the format again is mandatory, but it doesn't hurt, anyways. I
hope this helps.
Best regards,
Jairo
El dom, 26 de sep. de 2021 a la(s) 20:54, jbf via ntg-context
(ntg-context@ntg.nl <mailto:ntg-context@ntg.nl>) escribió:
The occasional response to a similar question can be found, e.g. on
stackexchange, but none of the responses work for me.
Textadept is very fast at compiling (and does compile correctly).
I can
certainly open the pdf independently in various pdf viewers, but I
cannot get Textadept to automatically open, say, Okular (installed on
Linux Mint), at the end of the process.
The last part of the log reads:
mkiv lua stats > runtime: 0.640 seconds, 8 processed pages, 8
shipped
pages, 12.492 pages/second
mtx-context | pdfview methods: auto default okular pdfxcview
sumatra, current method: okular (directives_pdfview_method)
pdfview | command: okular --unique "test1.pdf" 1>/dev/null
2>/dev/null &
mtx-context | pdfview overhead: 0.001 seconds
system | total runtime: 0.649 seconds of 0.701 seconds
> exit status: 0
Have tried setting up a custom text editor on okular with:
/home/me/.textadept "%f" -e textadept.editing.goto_line(%l-1), as
suggested by one response, but to no avail. Current version of
ConTeXt
is 2021.09.17 10:01
Anyone tried Textadept successfully and might have a suggestion?
Julian
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