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Synctex and MikTeX
See original GitHub issueWith the ability to set the synctex path, I think I inched closer to getting synctex to work with LaTeX Workshop with a MikTeX installation, in that I get a different error now 😃
First, I downloaded synctex.exe and kpathsea622.dll and placed them according to the second comment to this answer.
Then, sensibly, I set "latex-workshop.synctex.path": "C:\\Program Files\\MiKTeX 2.9\\miktex\\bin\\x64\\synctex.exe".
Now, attempting to synctex in either direction produces the error Cannot synctex, code: 3221225781, which differs from errors thrown by being unable to find synctex.exe. Googling fails me at this point, but I thought I’d crowdsource, since it’d be nice to have a setup for MikTeX+LaTeX Workshop users.
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Ok, good to know. (I’m used to double clicking in ShareLaTeX.) Yea don’t change it on your end, was just wondering if there was a setting or whatnot. Thanks.
SumatraPDF & PDF file with valid .synctex(.gz) will run its inverse command to open almost ANY valid editor with tex (editor needs a form of command line call to not open fresh instance)