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when you don't have a three-button mouse, you can simultaneously |
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use the <mousebutton>left</mousebutton> and the |
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<mousebutton>right</mousebutton> button). After that, your |
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favourite editor will open, load the TeX source file and jump to |
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favorite editor will open, load the TeX source file and jump to |
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the proper paragraph. To use inverse search, do the |
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following:</para> |
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<title><application>Emacs</application></title> |
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<para><application>Emacs</application> works well with |
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&kdvi;. The actual behaviour of <application>Emacs</application> |
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&kdvi;. The actual behavior of <application>Emacs</application> |
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depends largely on the configuration. As usual, you can |
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customize <application>Emacs</application> completely, if you |
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are willing to fight your way through Lisp code.</para> |
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your changes since the last save to be |
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lost!</emphasis></para> |
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<para><command>gnuclient</command>'s behaviour |
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<para><command>gnuclient</command>'s behavior |
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of silently reloading the changed buffer is probably |
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preferable — add the following lines to your |
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<filename>.emacs</filename> file to emulate |
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<command>gnuclient</command>'s behaviour with |
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<command>gnuclient</command>'s behavior with |
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<command>emacsclient</command>:</para> |
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<programlisting> |
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(defadvice server-visit-files (around save-buffers last activate) |
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"Try to emulate gnuclient behaviour with emacsclient. |
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"Try to emulate gnuclient behavior with emacsclient. |
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Works only for visiting one buffer at a time." |
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(let* ((filen (car (car (ad-get-arg 0)))) |
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(buf (get-file-buffer filen)) |
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<title><application>XEmacs</application></title> |
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<para><application>XEmacs</application> works well with |
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&kdvi;. The actual behaviour of |
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&kdvi;. The actual behavior of |
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<application>XEmacs</application> depends largely on the |
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configuration. As usual, you can customize |
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<application>XEmacs</application> completely, if you are willing |
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place. Unfortunately, rendering &PostScript; graphics is |
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very slow in the current version of &kdvi;. We will |
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improve on the speed in later versions. If this option is |
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off, &kdvi; will either draw a grey box as a placeholder |
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off, &kdvi; will either draw a gray box as a placeholder |
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for the graphics, or it will leave the space blank.</para> |
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<note> |
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