Christopher Dimech <dim...@gmx.com> writes: > Have seen that the built-in tex-mode and latex-mode have two powerful > features: 1) the prettify-symbols-mode where things such as \alpha are > displayed with the corresponding greek glyph symbol; and 2) the > ability to reposition the height of superscripts and subscripts. > > For the two features, I seem to remember than the rendering proves to > be superior in Auctex.
AUCTeX basically uses the prettify-symbols setup from the builtin latex mode. I don't know what you mean with repositioning the height of sub/superscripts. AUCTeX (font-latex.el) allows to fontify them as such even on multiple levels, e.g., x^y^z. > Could you see whether using the functionality from the Auctex > implementation be used. AUCTeX font-lock implementation heavily relies on the information gathered by AUCTeX's parsing abilities and its style files, so I guess, no. Bye, Tassilo
