Okular support

[slideclimb]

• Adds forward search for Okular on Linux.
• Adds a global setting to choose your PDF viewer, showing the installed viewers. (This is all you see on Windows.)
• When both Evince and Okular are installed, you can choose one of them in the settings. The selected viewer will open after compilation, and TeXiFy provides forward search for this viewer.

Tested on Manjaro Linux and Windows 10.

There is an open pull request for Okular which should make setting up inverse search easier.

[PHPirates]

Still need to check why backward search is not working for me

[Edit] Well either updating Okular or making sure the shell script from idea was in my path fixed it, works now, also in pycharm.

[NagabhushanSN95]

Will this work on Ubuntu as well?

[slideclimb]

@NagabhushanSN95 Yes, it should work on all Linux distros where you can install IntelliJ and Okular.

[hansonmcoombs]

@PHPirates , generally thank you so much for your work! One minor suggestion to the documentation:

I got properly confused by the documentation (https://hannah-sten.github.io/TeXiFy-IDEA/pdf-viewers.html#okular) regarding setting up Okular for forward/backward searches (from pycharm). May I suggest altering the documentation to:

• In Okular, open the settings and go to the Editor tab

For IDEA:

• For Okular version > 1.8.3, select TeXiFy-IDEA from the list. For Okular 1.8.3 or less, select the Custom Text Editor in the editor field, and type the comman ...

For Pycharm:

  {bin} --line %l %f
  # example for pycharm
  pycharm-community --line %l %f

If you have trouble it may be due to a mismatch in the Jetbrains command you can check if the command is correct (and/or added to the system PATH) via:

which {bin}
# for pycharm
which pycharm-community

[PHPirates]

@hansonmcoombs Thanks for your comment! It would be great if you could edit the documentation yourself, there is an 'edit page' button at the top of the page which should allow you to edit it.
You would be the first person to edit the new documentation so I would be really interested in your experience.
It should be really easy to edit the documentation, but if not please let me know!
https://hannah-sten.github.io/TeXiFy-IDEA/contributing-to-the-documentation.html

[hansonmcoombs]

@PHPirates 🤦 I didn't realise it was forkable documentation, Done.