Hi Al, I had another thought about how preview-point could be structured. It currently combines two somewhat orthogonal features:
(a) Previews away from point are no longer displayed at all. (b) We gain further flexibility in how we can display the preview at point -- before the TeX source, after the TeX source, or in a buframe. I think (b) makes sense and would be useful, independent of (a). Conceptually, we could view this as a more flexible form of preview-leave-open-previews-visible, which currently only allows the preview to be displayed before the TeX source. One way to decouple (a) and (b) would be to: - Control (a) via a new defcustom, preview-hide-away-from-point. - Control (b) by allowing preview-leave-open-previews-visible to take new values (e.g., 'after, 'buframe). That setting would then play the role currently played by preview-point. To display previews at point with buframe, one would do (setopt preview-leave-open-previews-visible 'buframe) To recover the current preview-point behavior, one would additionally do (setopt preview-hide-away-from-point t) WDYT? Does it reasonable to you to separate these features? Thanks, best, Paul _______________________________________________ bug-auctex mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-auctex
