Closed timhoffm closed 6 years ago
Using synctex in a pdf viewer for highlighting text. Since version 1.19 synctex_display_query() returns only one result, whereas there have been multiple results in earlier versions.
synctex_display_query()
Example (compiled with recent lualatex from MikTeX):
\documentclass{article} \usepackage[english]{babel} \usepackage{lipsum} \begin{document} \lipsum[3] \lipsum[4] \lipsum[5] \end{document}
Performing synctex_display_query() on the line \lipsum[3] returns only one result in v1.19/v1.20:
\lipsum[3]
With version 1.18 there were 11 results:
Note: Both examples were performed with the same synctex.gz file. Only the client code of the viewer was changed.
The filtering algorithm is a bit aggressive Reverted to the 1.18 level. Merged in 2017 master branch
Using synctex in a pdf viewer for highlighting text. Since version 1.19
synctex_display_query()
returns only one result, whereas there have been multiple results in earlier versions.Example (compiled with recent lualatex from MikTeX):
Performing
synctex_display_query()
on the line\lipsum[3]
returns only one result in v1.19/v1.20:With version 1.18 there were 11 results:
Note: Both examples were performed with the same synctex.gz file. Only the client code of the viewer was changed.