Hi Tassilo,
thanks for your reply and information you provided. My patch was
based on the assumption, in turn based on my experience, that no DVI
viewer had implemented SyncTeX forward/inverse search, assumption you
proved false. I still can't do DVI forward/inverse search with Evince
but I trus
Mosè Giordano writes:
Hi Mosè,
> thanks for your reply and information you provided. My patch was
> based on the assumption, in turn based on my experience, that no DVI
> viewer had implemented SyncTeX forward/inverse search, assumption you
> proved false. I still can't do DVI forward/inverse
2013/7/11 Tassilo Horn :
> Mosè Giordano writes:
>
> Hi Mosè,
>
>> thanks for your reply and information you provided. My patch was
>> based on the assumption, in turn based on my experience, that no DVI
>> viewer had implemented SyncTeX forward/inverse search, assumption you
>> proved false. I
Mosè Giordano writes:
>>> thanks for your reply and information you provided. My patch was
>>> based on the assumption, in turn based on my experience, that no DVI
>>> viewer had implemented SyncTeX forward/inverse search, assumption
>>> you proved false. I still can't do DVI forward/inverse se
2013/7/11 Tassilo Horn :
> Does forward/backward search with evince work with PDFs for you?
>
When I issue
C-c C-c View RET TeX-evince-sync-view RET
in Emacs, Evince takes me to to the searched point and the line is
highlighted with a red box. Hitting Ctrl + click in Evince, Emacs
takes me t
Mosè Giordano writes:
>> Does forward/backward search with evince work with PDFs for you?
>>
> When I issue
> C-c C-c View RET TeX-evince-sync-view RET
> in Emacs, Evince takes me to to the searched point and the line is
> highlighted with a red box. Hitting Ctrl + click in Evince, Emacs
>
