Thanks for the prompt response. Under source special I mean that if you invoke the latex compiler with the --src-specials option, each component of the generated dvi file is tagged with the source filename and the line number. This allows editor-to-previewer jumps. The forward jump is editor-to-previewer: given the current cursor location in the editor, jump to the corresponding paragraph in the previewer. The backward jump (inverse search) is symmetrical. This convenient feature can be realized in many editors, e.g. Kile, TeXnicCenter. But I'm looking for a Gnome based LaTeX front-end and Geany seems to suit me best.
Thank you.
Kybernetiker
Enrico Tröger wrote:
On Thu, 04 Sep 2008 21:07:27 +0300, Kybernetiker kybernetiker@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Thank you for the great development tool. I intend to use it for composing LaTeX files. Please let me know how to implement forward and inverse search in dvi-files using "source specials" on the basis
Forward and reverse search should work out of the box, check the 'Find' menu. But you can't open/edit DVI files with Geany as these are binary files and Geany is a text editor. You probably want to open and edit LaTeX files (*.tex) which are compiled into DVI files.
What do you mean by "source specials"?
Regards, Enrico
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