Texmaker and TeXstudioForward/Inverse Search on mac

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1yen
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Forward/Inverse Search on mac

Post by 1yen »

Hello all,

I can not figure out how to get 'forward/inverse search' to work with texmakerX on mac os x.

Any help would be much appreciated!

thanks

dan

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benibela
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Re: Forward/Inverse Search on mac

Post by benibela »

Hi,
have you looked in the manual?:
http://texmakerx.svn.sourceforge.net/vi ... #SECTION37

BeniBela
1yen
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Re: Forward/Inverse Search on mac

Post by 1yen »

BeniBela,

Yes, I have looked at the manual. Sorry, but I find the manual not very helpful. Section 4.7 ("Forward/Inverse search" with Texmaker) is not at all clear and certainly does not offer examples for use with mac.

I have tried inserting the '@' character, but that causes texmaker to not compile any of my code.

Any help would be wonderful!
benibela
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Re: Forward/Inverse Search on mac

Post by benibela »

Hi,
the actual command you have to use depends on the viewer you use, so the best way is to get both manuals and compare them...
For the forward search a command like "?path to viewer? ?linenumber=?@ ?filename=?%" has to been set in texmakerx. (?path to viewer? must be replaced with its path and ?linenumber=? as well as ?filename=? must be replaced with a command depending on the viewer)
And the inverse search has to been set in the viewer and looks like "?path to texmakerx? ?filename? -line ?linenumber?" where ?filename? and ?linenumber? also depends on the viewer. (there is an example for skim)

If you find the right combination out, I can add it to the manual

BeniBela
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