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does
(add-hook 'TeX-after-compilation-finished-functions
#'TeX-revert-document-buffer))
do the trick ?
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To do this, you need to know the keymap used by pdf-sync-minor-mode. Normally this will be something like pdf-sync-minor-mode-map. You can find out by calling C-h v, then using tab completion to get the full name. In this case, it is indeed pdf-sync-minor-mode-map.
Now you can use the function define-key to bind your new key to the map. This function takes ...
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The following code generalizes the answer to your other question about showing the pdf in another frame.
It requires a bit more interaction from your side.
I propose you set up your frame and window layout beforehand - two frames with two windows each. The windows do not need to show the right buffers yet. You certainly need the two windows with the LaTeX ...
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This is a variation of the question about preview the pdf in a split buffer beside the source.
You can use the following Elisp code in your init file.
If you do not have already two frames. The pdf view will open in a window beside the window with the LaTeX source. Select that window and type C-x 5 2 for make-frame-command. There will be a new frame ...
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Unfortunately for a two column format pdf file, forward search only jumps to the corresponding left hand column line; even though the relevant latex text appears on the right hand column. Is there a way to fix this?
I think that this would be better as a separate question (for organisational purposes), but here's a hacky solution.
I'm going to override the ...
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You can set the preferred window via the ACTION for display-buffer, which see. That also works for commands that use display-buffer.
From all the possibilities for setting the ACTION the variable display-buffer-overriding-action has the highest priority.
The following code shows how to define the action you want and how to set display-buffer-overriding-...
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just uncomment ;;(pdf-tools-install) in your init.el. If it once installed then it have not to do it every time.
That worked for me, had the same problem.
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