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Maybe the LSP showDocument method could be used for a generic implementation of synctex inverse search?
The idea would be that TexLab accepts a CLI flag as in texlab --inverse-search /some/file.tex:123 and forwards the request as a showDocument to the appropriate editor. This simplifies the configuration for the user as it works the same for all editors that support this request, even editors that don't otherwise support inverse search.
For example the Helix editor currently offers no way to open/show a file in a running instance, but inverse search could still work through showDocument. This has been done to implement inverse search for typst.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Maybe the LSP showDocument method could be used for a generic implementation of synctex inverse search?
The idea would be that TexLab accepts a CLI flag as in
texlab --inverse-search /some/file.tex:123
and forwards the request as ashowDocument
to the appropriate editor. This simplifies the configuration for the user as it works the same for all editors that support this request, even editors that don't otherwise support inverse search.For example the Helix editor currently offers no way to open/show a file in a running instance, but inverse search could still work through
showDocument
. This has been done to implement inverse search for typst.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: