> 1. Use TEC's org-mode =dev= branch, up to the =---NOPUSH PERSONAL > DIVIDER---= commit. > 2. Set some config options, which can be in the above link. > 3. Test the new features. > 4. When a latex fragment contained an error, its color would turn red, > but no popup would appear on hover, or ever for that matter. > > My temporary solution is to directly check the =*Org Preview LaTeX > Output*= buffer.
Is tooltip-mode turned on? >> We don't think live previews will be ready or stable enough in time >> for Org 9.7, so it is not currently part of the patch set. > > That's too bad, it looked really neat and useful. We'd like to focus on improving the user experience of the core features first. If these issues are cleaned up before 9.7, I will work on polishing the live previews feature. >> It's available as a later WIP (work in progress) commit on >> tecosaur's dev branch, if you are interested in trying it. > > I noticed that but as I said above, I already use that branch. Perhaps > the bug with the error popups and this are related? After all, both have > to do with popups. Also it is important to note that I have already set > the configuration variables that are relevant to the /live/ preview (at > least those that I could find). There is no documentation for live-previews yet. If you would like to try it -- and I encourage you to -- you could set: (setq org-latex-preview-auto-generate 'live) and then turn on `org-latex-preview-auto-mode'. The variables `org-latex-preview-throttle' and `org-latex-preview-debounce' control the responsiveness of the live previews. If the live preview is not removed automatically after you move away from a LaTeX fragment, you might have to manually eval `(org-latex-preview-live--clearout)'. This is one of the many edge cases with the feature that need to be handled. > All in all this is a huge improvement and a quality-of-life upgrade for > all org-mode users. Thank you both for your work. Thank you! The testing is very helpful as well. -Karthik
