ahrm
Since this seems like a very niche command I won't add it to sioyek itself, but as of https://github.com/ahrm/sioyek/commit/0f2a5e606e2a2339517d6fe3927ba3cede4c166e, this can be achieved using javascript custom commands: `prefs_user.config`: ``` new_js_command...
Next to `prefs_user.config`.
You can debug `CommandManager::handle_new_javascript_command` and see if the paths are correct.
It should be impossible that the computed path for `center.js` is in a different directory from the `prefs_user.config` file in which it is defined. Are you sure you are not...
Are you using the developer command prompt?
Maybe your visual studio is out of date. I can't reproduce the issue with VS2022 but I don't know exactly what the issue might be.
Is `mupdf.lib` correctly built in somewhere in `mupdf/platform`?
The exact location where `libmupdf.lib` should be is `mupdf\platform\win32\x64\Release`. If there is no libmupdf there, then the mupdf is not compiled successfully. You can try manually running the first commands...
> OpenGL version to 2.1 (instead of 3.3) and using 3.0 es instead of 3.3 core for the shaders I don't think this is correct. Opengl 2.1 does not support...
Have you modified the files in any way (e.g. adding an embedded PDF annotation)?