On Sep 14, 2013, at 0:03, Jeff Scott wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am writing my thesis in LaTeX and I use sublime with skim for writing and
> rendering the TeX. I am using a main file with chapter files that I add using
> the \input{} command. When I render, the cursor in the chapter file is not
> recognized, only the one in the main file and Skim will skip either to page
> one or the last page depending on where the cursor is. Is there a way to
> force it to look for the cursor in another file? If not, can I disable this
> functionality altogether? I really really really don't want to go back to
> TeXShop.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jeff
I thought synctex should take care of separate files, so it should normally be
able to find the position in the PDF. It may not work in particular
configurations (for instance when the files are not all in the same directory,
including the PDF) but that's more a question about synctex. As for disabling
the functionality, this is really more a question about the way you call Skim,
probably from your tex editor. Because Skim just tries to do what it is asked,
so you should just not ask it to go to a particular place. I don't know
anything about Sublime and how it handles any of this. Also, I should remark
that if Skim cannot find any information form synctex, it does not just default
to the first/last page, so I don't know what's doing it, probably your tex
editor.
Christiaan
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