Why don't you want TeX mode? There is a best of all worlds solution:
use MMM mode.
* Learn about MMM (Multi Mode Mode) which allows having
regions-subnodes with major modes different than the major mode for
the file; install it.
* add your TeX-comments submode with the standard math delimiters
(also works with JsMath):
(mmm-add-classes
'((latex-math-comments
:submode latex-mode
:face mmm-declaration-submode-face
:front "\\({\\)$$?"
:back "$?$\\(}\\)"
:front-match 1
:back-match 1
:insert ((?$ inline-math . (nil @ "{" @ "$" _ "$" @ "}" @ ))
(?[ math . (nil @ "{" @ "$$" _ "$$" @ "}" @ ))))))
(mmm-add-mode-ext-class 'pmwiki-mode nil 'latex-math-comments)
* Add a preamble file (a TeX file with empty body, which loads
libraries you use in your TeX comments) to directories with your
source, let's store its full path as `preamble-file-name'.
* After you load your source into the buffer, set:
(set 'TeX-header-end "^[^%\n]*\\\\begin *{document}")
(set 'TeX-trailer-start "^[^%\n]*\\\\end *{document}")
(set 'TeX-master preamble-file-name)
* Report how this works.
On 2/9/07, Masayuki Ataka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Aoki-San sent me a feature request for preview-latex, that
users could write TeX commands in comments in program source
files, and preview them using preview-latex.
Source example:
>>> fib.c <<<
/*
Return Fibonacci Numbers : $F_1=1,\ F_2=2,\ F_{n+2} = F_n + F_{n+1} \quad (n
\ge 1)$
*/
int fib(int a){
...
>>> END fib.c <<<
Mathematicians and physicists often write program codes to
simulate complex math formula, so it is helpful for them to
write math formula using TeX commands and preview it just in
source comments.
I think, we can write a function such as preview-comments, by
changing preview-region and adding some preprocesses. But I'm
not familiar with preview-latex. Could you give me a comments?
---
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Name:: Masayuki Ataka // (Japan)
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