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I use the subfiles latex package to sub-compile latex files (by toggling VimtexToggleMain) to reduce compilation time. At the moment, a new sioyek window is opened for each file that is compiled. I'd like to have one sioyek window that automatically opens the compiled files. This is possible using the --reuse-window option in sioyek (similar to the now deprecated --reuse-instance option).
As issue #2468 suggests, this is possible by setting should_launch_new_instance 0 in the sioyek configuration file. However, I don't want to always have this option enabled, since I often do want sioyek to open multiple windows in other situations. Therefore, I need to pass --reuse-window as a command line flag when using vimtex.
Proposed solution
As suggested in #2468, add a g:vimtex_view_sioyek_options.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Relevant issue: #2468.
Problem description
I use the subfiles latex package to sub-compile latex files (by toggling
VimtexToggleMain
) to reduce compilation time. At the moment, a new sioyek window is opened for each file that is compiled. I'd like to have one sioyek window that automatically opens the compiled files. This is possible using the--reuse-window
option in sioyek (similar to the now deprecated--reuse-instance
option).As issue #2468 suggests, this is possible by setting
should_launch_new_instance 0
in the sioyek configuration file. However, I don't want to always have this option enabled, since I often do want sioyek to open multiple windows in other situations. Therefore, I need to pass--reuse-window
as a command line flag when using vimtex.Proposed solution
As suggested in #2468, add a
g:vimtex_view_sioyek_options
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: