[Skim-app-users] Skim changes view after reloading

[Jörg Frauendiener]

Hi all,

I have a question concerning Skim's reload behaviour. I seem to remember that Skim displays the same view after automatically reloading a pdf-file produced via pdflatex. Some time ago I realised that this was (no longer?) the case: I have to activate the window and scroll to the point that was desplayed before the reload. The page is remebered but not the scroll point. After reload I always see the top of the page. Is there a hidden option that I might have changed?

Thanks,
J.

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[Christiaan Hofman]

Post by Jörg Frauendiener
Hi all,
I have a question concerning Skim's reload behaviour. I seem to remember that Skim displays the same view after automatically reloading a pdf-file produced via pdflatex. Some time ago I realised that this was (no longer?) the case: I have to activate the window and scroll to the point that was desplayed before the reload. The page is remebered but not the scroll point. After reload I always see the top of the page. Is there a hidden option that I might have changed?
Thanks,
J.

PDFKit on Sierra seems to have a bug with scrolling to a point programmatically that pops up in various places, like this. Apple seems to suggest they will fix this in 10.12.2, let’s hope they do.

Christiaan

[Jörg Frauendiener]

Thanks for the reply. I am still on El Captitan but this is probably the same issue.

J.

Post by Jörg Frauendiener
Hi all,
I have a question concerning Skim's reload behaviour. I seem to remember that Skim displays the same view after automatically reloading a pdf-file produced via pdflatex. Some time ago I realised that this was (no longer?) the case: I have to activate the window and scroll to the point that was desplayed before the reload. The page is remebered but not the scroll point. After reload I always see the top of the page. Is there a hidden option that I might have changed?
Thanks,
J.

PDFKit on Sierra seems to have a bug with scrolling to a point programmatically that pops up in various places, like this. Apple seems to suggest they will fix this in 10.12.2, let’s hope they do.
Christiaan
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[Christiaan Hofman]

This should be Sierra issue, and I don't see the problem myself on El
Capitan.

Christiaan

Op 19 nov. 2016 12:31 schreef "Jörg Frauendiener" <

Post by Jörg Frauendiener
Thanks for the reply. I am still on El Captitan but this is probably the same issue.
J.

Post by Christiaan Hofman

On Nov 18, 2016, at 19:24, Jörg Frauendiener <
Hi all,
I have a question concerning Skim's reload behaviour. I seem to

remember that Skim displays the same view after automatically reloading a
pdf-file produced via pdflatex. Some time ago I realised that this was (no
longer?) the case: I have to activate the window and scroll to the point
that was desplayed before the reload. The page is remebered but not the
scroll point. After reload I always see the top of the page. Is there a
hidden option that I might have changed?

Post by Christiaan Hofman

Thanks,
J.

PDFKit on Sierra seems to have a bug with scrolling to a point

programmatically that pops up in various places, like this. Apple seems to
suggest they will fix this in 10.12.2, let’s hope they do.

Post by Christiaan Hofman
Christiaan
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