Rudolf Adamkovič writes:
> Ihor Radchenko writes:
>
>> This will be a breaking change that will surprise users familiar with
>> current behavior of image previews and latex previews.
>
> But will it be a pleasant surprise? :)
Or not, when the number of previews is huge.
I'd rather be conservati
> P.S. I hope the upcoming LaTeX preview will work like this too.
The command in the upcoming patchset works exactly the same as the
current system. This is to minimize breaking changes, as Ihor mentions.
I agree with you that it makes more sense for the entire subtree to be
previewed.
To previ
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> Previews are currently acting on section, not subtree. Both for latex
> and image previews.
TIL what a "section" is and that images do the same.
Canceled. :)
Rudy
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Rudolf Adamkovič [he/hi
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> This will be a breaking change that will surprise users familiar with
> current behavior of image previews and latex previews.
But will it be a pleasant surprise? :)
Is there any other part of Org where action like this is not recursive?
For example, when running source
Rudolf Adamkovič writes:
> With this patch, given
>
> * Derive | <-- POINT IS HERE
> ...
> ** Step 1.
> ... \( LaTeX \) ...
> ** Step 2.
> ... \( LaTeX \) ...
> ...
> all of "Derive" is previewed upon `org-latex-preview',
>
> * Derive
> ... | <-- NOT STOPPING HERE
> **
With this patch, given
* Derive | <-- POINT IS HERE
...
** Step 1.
... \( LaTeX \) ...
** Step 2.
... \( LaTeX \) ...
or
* Derive
... | <-- POINT IS HERE
** Step 1.
... \( LaTeX \) ...
** Step 2.
... \( LaTeX \) ...
all of "Derive" is previewed upon `org-
