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Building a tex file results in Okular trying to open the .tex file instead of the pdf.
I think this may be a snap issue but I can't be sure.
I recently move both Okular and sublime from the ppa install to snaps. Both work fine but building the .tex file results in the following error:
Could not open file:///home/XXXX/.cache/sublime-text-3/Cache/LaTeXTools/dbf46e7462bf661bf33ff56bbe21196e/FILE_220529.pdf%23src:36/home/XXXX/FILE_220529.tex.
When I sway to using Evince, it does not start up at all on build (also snap package).
Okular : Version 20.12.3
Sublime Text: Stable Channel, Build 4126
Ubuntu Jammy
Asus Tuf A15
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
So, this isn’t going to solve things, but a bit of a comment on what’s happening here:
In order for forward and reverse sync to work, i.e., to open the PDF at the “same” spot as in the editor and vice versa, when opening the PDF file in Okular, we pass the file and line number in the TeX file in addition to the PDF name. This is done via a hash so we end up running something like:
Building a tex file results in Okular trying to open the .tex file instead of the pdf.
I think this may be a snap issue but I can't be sure.
I recently move both Okular and sublime from the ppa install to snaps. Both work fine but building the .tex file results in the following error:
When I sway to using Evince, it does not start up at all on build (also snap package).
Okular : Version 20.12.3
Sublime Text: Stable Channel, Build 4126
Ubuntu Jammy
Asus Tuf A15
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: