Add possible use of SVED to docs for evince #2314
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As mentioned in lervag#179, it is possible to combine the plugin `sved` (https://github.com/peterbjorgensen/sved) with vimtex to allow forward and inverse search for evince. This small commit adds a note to this plugin in the documentation for evince.
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Thanks! I made a minor update on top of this, I hope you don't mind :) |
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As mentioned in #179, it is possible to combine the plugin
sved(https://github.com/peterbjorgensen/sved) with vimtex to allow forward and inverse search for evince. This small commit adds a note to this plugin in the documentation for evince.I was reminded of this by coincidence today, when someone else wrote a comment on #179 about how sved worked for them too. I am happy to change anything about this pull request.