[OS X Emacs] pdfSync with Skim and Aquamacs 1.3a

[Roussanka Loukanova]

Hi,

On Mon, 17 Mar 2008, David Reitter wrote:

> On 16 Mar 2008, at 19:23, Roussanka Loukanova wrote:
>> 
>> The original question was about Aquamacs, but I replied because nobody else 
>> did, and it seems to me that pdfsync should work with both versions 
>> similarly.
>
> How come?

I do not know how (is the implementation done), but things work from 
Carbon Emacs to both Skim and PDFView.

>
> Aquamacs provides the Command-Shift-Click integration and works 
> out-of-the-box. Command-Shift-Click is not a GNU Emacs key binding at all.
>

For Carbon Emacs and Skim: Command-Shift-Click also takes me from a 
location in <file>.pdf (opened in Skim) to the corresponding location in 
<file>.tex.

> C-c C-c View RET doesn't do it, though. It's would actually be C-c C-c Jump 
> to PDF RET.

Perhaps this is in Aquamacs, Jump command is not in Carbon Emacs.

I do not know which Emacs is a better option for Macs, esp. on OS X 10.5. 
Some time ago, I couldn't get the spell checking work with Aquamacs, and 
since then have been using Carbon Emacs with no apparent problems, as of 
now. Perhaps things have changed: it would be good if someone takes up the 
task to explain us the pluses and minuses between Carbon Emacs and 
Aquamacs: both exist and are well maintained.

Roussanka

>
> Johannes Brauer wrote:
>
>> command-shift-click works fine from Skim to Aquamacs. But in the opposite 
>> direction command-shift.-clicking in a latex buffer yields the message " 
>> Not on a crossref macro argument" in the mini buffer.
>
> That's a bit strange - this works fine for me in Aquamacs 1.3b. What is 
> Command-Shift-Click bound to? (I.e. what do you get with C-h k (command shift 
> click)?
>
> - D
>
>
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