> I am wondering if the current design with many previews generated using
> the same latex process can be extended. May we somehow add a Lua code to
> preview.sty that will not exit at all and watch for new .tex fragments
> to appear and preview them. The idea is to avoid stopping lualatex
> proces
Hello,
For my next, and last, work for school, I will need to source everything
I wrote in my report. That mean, write an entry in a .bib file for each
of my source.
To make it more easy, I search a way to add an entry in my bibliography
file from my web browser using org-protocol.
The idea is,
Pedro Andres Aranda Gutierrez writes:
> > Do you have any ideas about how we could improve the handling of utf-8
> > without sacrificing the speed of the preview system?
I missed part of this thread, but I recently set up some decent utf-8
support in pdflatex, so maybe that helps someone:
#+l
Karthik Chikmagalur writes:
> I am hoping to merge it in the next couple of months.
Fingers crossed!
Rudy
--
"Simplicity is complexity resolved."
--- Constantin Brâncuși, 1876-1957
Rudolf Adamkovič [he/him]
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On 4/3/25 03:15, Mayuresh Kathe wrote:
Would you be in a position to suggest a search tool (inside Emacs) for going
through my content produced and managed via Orgmode and/or Roam? Something like
Google search, but only limited to my local information?
~Mayuresh
You might want to try p-searc
Hi,
as a result of our discussions, I have prepared a four part patch.
0001 is a trivial way to clarify the warning about unsupported fonts
with a more 'blunt' language. This is what I said could go as a bug fix.
The rest is the whole mechanism to generate the \set..font{} commands in
what
Would you be in a position to suggest a search tool (inside Emacs) for going
through my content produced and managed via Orgmode and/or Roam? Something like
Google search, but only limited to my local information?
~Mayuresh
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Colin Baxter writes:
> > What triggered this discussion is that pdflatex is not the
> > simplest. Not for all users. Once we consider people who need UTF8
> > support (non-latin languages), pdflatex gets extremely
> > complicated.
>
> > So, I would not call the push "bizarre".
More to the point - users can already choose what they want for a
compiler. There could even be suggestions as to the most appropriate
compiler for given tasks in the documentation. But leave the default
alone.
> Ihor Radchenko writes:
> Colin Baxter writes:
>> I have my org-latex-compiler set to xetex. However, I find this
>> push to change the default bizarre, especially since advanced
>> users can select their own settings at will. In my opinion a
>> default ought to be the "
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> Björn Bidar writes:
>
>>> This still feels confusing (sorry that I keep asking, but I need to
>>> make sure that the entry is useful for the existing users).
>>>
=org-link-gnus= Ensure that other frame is alive before selecting it
>> ...
>> Then no entry is necessar
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