Hi,
after some playing and searching the internet I was able to use zathura
synctex support, by opening a file:
zathura -s -x 'gvim --servername SYNCTEX --remote +\%{line} \%{input}'
Introduction_en.pdf
and switching to the specified line:
zathura --synctex-forward 100:1:<fullpath>/Introduction_en.tex
Introduction_en.pdf
If I try to combine these two commands I get an error saying that the
opened instance for Introduction_en.pdf is not found.
I wonder why this distinction is made? Is there a way to open zathura and
sync if file is not opened, or simply sync if the opened instance exists?
Here is the vim code to sync or run zathura, which is ugly, because
instead of one function I need three:
function! StartZathura( pdfname )
let cmd = "silent !zathura -s -x "
let backcmd = "'gvim --servername ".v:servername." --remote
+\\%{line}
\\%{input}' "
let execstr = cmd.backcmd.a:pdfname.'&'
exec execstr
endf
function! SyncZathura( pdfname, status )
let cmd = "silent !zathura --synctex-forward "
let path = line(".").":".col(".").":".expand("%:p")." "
let execstr = cmd.path.a:pdfname
if !a:status
let execstr.=' &'
endif
exec execstr
return v:shell_error
endf
function! StartOrSyncZathura( pdfname )
if !SyncZathura( a:pdfname, 1 )
return
endif
call StartZathura( a:pdfname )
sleep 300m
call SyncZathura( a:pdfname, 0 )
endf
regards,
Maxim
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