* Tamas K. Papp (2011-03-09) writes: > Is there a way to automatically regenerate previews when I am done > editing the relevant source (ie when I leave the appropriate equation > / figure / ... environment with the Emacs cursor). Pressing C-c C-p > C-p every time is a bit cumbersome.
AFAICS there is no functionality to let the preview be regenerated automatically. But if that's easier for you, you can click with mouse-2 on the icon at the start of the opened preview instead or typing `C-c C-c C-p'. I've looked a bit at the code and saw no obvious and quick way to provide automatic regeneration. If somebody is interested in implementing it, you might want to look at functions like `preview-check-changes' and especially `preview-move-point'. In the former previews are disabled upon a change of the source and this inhibits them from being toggled in the latter function when point leaves the previewed region. Perhaps it would be enough to call `preview-regenerate' in `preview-move-point' when this happens. But I've found no easy way to get hold of the overlay. It's neither listed in `preview-temporary-opened' nor in `preview-change-list'. -- Ralf _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
