Tools for integrating macvim with Skim.app. Adds shortcuts to vim so that you can go to the current line in the PDF from a tex document. Adds a tool to Skim so that shift-command-clicking on a line brings you to that line in the source code.

Example:

Shortcuts:

• ,v - view current .tex file in Skim at current line
• ,p - rebuild current .tex file with pdflatex -synctex=1, then active Skim at current line
• ,m - Run the command make in the current directory, then activate Skim at current line
• ,r - activate Skim at current line, then bring vim back to the front
• ,t - ,p + ,r: rebuild current file, then bring vim back to the front

From Skim:

• Shift-Command-click on a line to go to that line in the .tex file

Easiest way: run macvim-skim-install.sh. By default, installs a shell script to your $HOME/bin/ directory, installs Skim.app version 1.4.1 if Skim is not already installed, and puts WhichTab.vim in your plugins directory. It will also add the shortcut lines to your $HOME/.vimrc.

Variables used in installation process:

• PREFIX (default $HOME/bin)
• VIMDIR (default $HOME/.vim/)
• SKIMPATH (default /Applications/Skim.app)

If you want to specify a different install directory for the executable file, specify the PREFIX variable, e.g.: PREFIX=/usr/local ./macvim-skim-install.sh

You can also specify the path to Skim.app with the variable SKIMPATH. If you do not use the default /Applications/Skim.app, you'll need to set the vim variable g:macvim_skim_app_path in your ~/.vimrc (this step has been removed from the automatic installation, as I don't think install scripts should modify your .vimrc)

If you want to install manually, Copy macvim-skim to ~/.vim/plugins/. Put macvim-load-line on your path.

Was hosted at http://code.google.com/p/agpy/source/browse/trunk#trunk%2Fmacvim-skim until 1/20/2013. No issues were posted on agpy, though.