On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 10:56 AM, rgheck wrote: > On 12/11/2009 10:17 AM, Abdelrazak Younes wrote: >> >> As far as I understand LaTeX people want to see the context around the >> current paragraph so the single paragraph mode is not good for them. Maybe >> we need at least to show one or two paragraphs before and after the current >> one? >> > That's a good idea. And, as Pavel said, one does sometimes want to see the > preamble. So maybe a "show preamble" button and a "show paragraph in > context" button would be useful alternatives to "show complete source". We > could keep this option, too, for people who might actually want it, but it's > really the other two that most people do want.
I like Abdel's suggestion too. Also, I think we should generate complete source only on focus... AFAICT, it should never be desirable to update the *complete* source while editing the buffer. The only reason to generate the complete source is if the "View Source" panel gets focus--that means I'm about to scroll. This would eliminate the need for the "Complete source", "Automatic update" and "Update" boxes/button. -Ben
