[OS X TeX] Re: OS X TeX] pdfSync with Skim and Aquamacs 1.3a

[Johannes Brauer]

Am 16.03.2008 um 22:16 schrieb Roussanka Loukanova:

>> Thanks Roussanka for the hints.
>
> Does it work? Try also Ctrl-c Ctrl-v, which should work too.
No, not for me. Same effect as with Ctrl-c Ctrl-c Ret:  Skim opens but  
does not move to the corresponding spot

Johannes
>
> The thanks should go to Christiaan Hofman of [Skim-app-users] list.  
> Some time ago, I myself fiddled with this like you, because the  
> instructions from PDFView and Skim are explicit about the key  
> combinations only for the direction from the pdf viewer to Emacs:  
> Christiaan resolved my attempts, like yours.
>
> Roussanka
>
>>
>> Johannes
>>> > Hi!
>>> > > 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.
>>> > > What is going wrong?
>>> All is perhaps fine (sometime ago I also got the description for
>>> forward/inverse search like you):
>>> Ctrl-c Ctrl-c (envokes the View command) -> Ret
>>> from the LaTeX source in Emacs pops-up the pdf viewer to the
>>> corresponding line/spot in the odf file.
>>> Command-Shift-click (alternatively, Command-click in PdfView)  
>>> works only
>>> in the direction from the pdf spot to the corresponding location  
>>> of the
>>> tex file in Emacs
>>> Actually, Com-Shift-click from the pdf almost never takes the  
>>> emacs cursor
>>> over the corresponding location, but about the end of its  
>>> paragraph or
>>> environment. At least with me.
>>> Roussanka
>>
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