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Fixes keep_focus and forward_sync #337

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Fixes keep_focus and forward_sync #337

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chid commented Mar 2, 2014

Nice fix, 👍

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Thanks :)

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diego898 commented Mar 6, 2014

nice! Is it possible for me to apply this patch manually now without causing problems when it is accepted and I update later?

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Why don't you just replace the jumpToPDF.py file with the one I changed.
If it gets added to a new version it will be updated to that. Problem would be if there is a new version without my addition.

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chid commented Mar 7, 2014

@diego898 you could just cherry-pick the commit if you are on the repo version of LaTeXTools

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chid commented Mar 7, 2014

While on master branch

$ git cherry-pick ce5ffd8
[master ef332e9] Fixes keep_focus and forward_sync
 Author: Peter Eichinger <peter.eichinger@gmail.com>
 1 file changed, 14 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)

If a future update to master includes this commit it shouldn't cause a conflict.

msiniscalchi added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 14, 2014
Fixes keep_focus and forward_sync
@msiniscalchi msiniscalchi merged commit 517c5a3 into SublimeText:master Mar 14, 2014
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leqwasd commented Apr 27, 2014

The thing that I added to your plugin - including subfiles package for looking for bibliography
in latex_cite_completitions.py:90
# search in main file if subfiles package is used
# \documentclass[Master.tex]{subfiles}
subfilesList = re.findall(r"\documentclass[(.*?)]{subfiles}", src_content)
if subfilesList:
find_bib_files(rootdir, subfilesList[0], bibfiles)

Useful for me, maybe you should include it in base package.

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