top | item 41171973 (no title) BlobberSnobber | 1 year ago Unrelated comment: I love the Tex in your code comments, and I wish that auto-previewing it was a feature of IDEs (especially emacs) discuss order hn newest karthink|1 year ago Emacs can do that quite easily[1]. But this code is not merged into the trunk yet, it should be some time this year.[1]: https://share.karthinks.com/prog-preview-3.mp4 BlobberSnobber|1 year ago That's exactly what I had in mind, is it just a modified org-latex-preview that works anywhere? dunham|1 year ago It's not quite a preview, but back in the 90's there was something called sym-lock.el that would render TeX escape sequences as the corresponding symbol. I have no idea if it still works, but Google points me here: https://github.com/sid137/emacs/blob/master/sym-lock.el (I used it with xemacs at the time, because it had more flexible font handling.)
karthink|1 year ago Emacs can do that quite easily[1]. But this code is not merged into the trunk yet, it should be some time this year.[1]: https://share.karthinks.com/prog-preview-3.mp4 BlobberSnobber|1 year ago That's exactly what I had in mind, is it just a modified org-latex-preview that works anywhere?
BlobberSnobber|1 year ago That's exactly what I had in mind, is it just a modified org-latex-preview that works anywhere?
dunham|1 year ago It's not quite a preview, but back in the 90's there was something called sym-lock.el that would render TeX escape sequences as the corresponding symbol. I have no idea if it still works, but Google points me here: https://github.com/sid137/emacs/blob/master/sym-lock.el (I used it with xemacs at the time, because it had more flexible font handling.)
karthink|1 year ago
[1]: https://share.karthinks.com/prog-preview-3.mp4
BlobberSnobber|1 year ago
dunham|1 year ago