External packages (e.g., a couple that I've written) may wish to
provide navigation commands that automatically reveal previews and
folds, but auto-reveal behavior is currently controlled by defcustoms,
such as preview-auto-reveal, that are not easily extended:
(defcustom preview-auto-reveal
'(e
Hi Keita,
Ikumi Keita writes:
> To Arash:
> It seems that the reason you saw the preview image above the TeX code is
> that your inline math is at the beginning of line; in that situation, my
> example indeed behaves as you described, too.
Ah, Ok, `bolp' ;-) This is what I see for inline math
> Thanks for clarification. If I understand correctly, "use the image from
> the old overlay in place of the construction symbol" means that the user
> can't tell whether a particular preview image is to be updated
> afterwards or has already been updated, by its appearance only, during
> the regen
Hi Paul,
> Paul Nelson writes:
> I think there is no such debris, and have attempted to check this, but
> would be happy to learn that I missed something. The EXCEPTION
> argument is used only in preview-place-preview, where it is the
> overlay being generated -- not something we want to cle
Hi Ikumi,
> >> - When you enter a preview, it remains visible. The tex code appears
> >> below the preview.
>
> The TeX code appears _to right of_ the preview for inline math
> expression for me. Is this a misbehavior? Or does your above sentence
> miss this case?
You're right, for inlined math,
Tassilo Horn writes:
> FWIW, if we go ELPA-releases only and drop standalone tarball releases,
> I would suggest we just use
>
> ;; Package-Requires: ...
>
> in our auctex.el in order to specify the required emacs version,
> "cl-lib", and even "compat" and remove all legacy code for emacs
> ver
Berthold Lorke writes:
> I am not 100% sure what exactly my specific intention was, but I am
> pretty sure that my point in the end was just that if I were to,
> intentionally or accidentally, delete those files, it seems to have
> "bricked" preview latex for that document. As in, I was not able
Arash Esbati writes:
> Konrad Podczeck writes:
>
>> I have managed to have pdf-tools as a previewer in its own
>> frame. However, the questions whether I wish to have an optional
>> argument upon choosing a citation also happens in that frame. How can
>> I proceed? (I am on macos sonoma.)
>
> (I
Hi Keita,
Ikumi Keita writes:
> I don't mind. It doesn't matter to use emacs built-in library to write
> code simply.
Thanks for your response.
> I'd like to ask Paul some questions:
>
>> Paul Nelson writes:
>
>>> With the new user option disabled, behavior is instead:
>>>
>>> - When you ent
Ikumi Keita writes:
>> Your patch uses `cl-find-if' which is a function. Until now, we used
>> only macros from the cl-lib inside AUCTeX in order to have no other
>> runtime dependencies. In general, I have no problem if we lift this
>> limitation and use cl-lib functions as well -- the library
Paul Nelson writes:
> Hi Arash, many thanks for taking a look. Regarding cl-find-if, I have
> no strong feelings, but have attached the modified patch without it in
> case that simplifies matters.
Thanks Paul for your swift response. I installed that change, along
with a NEWS entry. Therefore
Hi Arash and Paul,
> Arash Esbati writes:
> I don't have a suggestion for a better name, but another comment. Your
> patch uses `cl-find-if' which is a function. Until now, we used only
> macros from the cl-lib inside AUCTeX in order to have no other runtime
> dependencies. In general, I h
Hi Arash, many thanks for taking a look. Regarding cl-find-if, I have
no strong feelings, but have attached the modified patch without it in
case that simplifies matters. Thanks, best, Paul
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Hi Paul,
Paul Nelson writes:
> With the new user option disabled (default), behavior is exactly as before:
>
> - When you enter a preview, it is temporarily replaced by a
> placeholder icon together with the tex code.
> - If you exit the preview without editing, the preview reappears and
> the t
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