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An AppleScript to ease working with LaTeX and vim
Authored by: tx.logic on Jan 12, '07 10:19:08PM

jdsmith notes that emacs users can exploit source specials to get source/preview searching/inverse searching with xdvi. The same functionality can be had with Emacs and TeXniscope. TeXniscope is a native coacoa app that, unlike xdvi, doesn't require X11 -- it also renders your document much more nicely than xdvi. Preview to source searching is done via pdfsync; source to preview searching is possible via a TeXniscope utility called txs-search.el, instructions for which can be found in the TeXniscope documentation.

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An AppleScript to ease working with LaTeX and vim
Authored by: jdsmith on Jan 12, '07 11:14:30PM

Thanks, I hadn't seen TeXniscope+Emacs. Does it highlight the area displayed? How is the speed? I stick with DVI for speed, yet it appears TeXniscope converts to PDF in real time to send to Quartz. I also enjoy the ability to turn figures off, so that very complex postscript doesn't bog things down.



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