>>>>> Ikumi Keita <[email protected]> writes: > Indeed. It seems that xelatex produces PDF incompatible with the > PostScript code which preview-latex sends to Ghostscript to alter > foreground color. Is this recent change in xelatex (or xdvipdfmx)? If my > memory serves, the current PostScript code once worked with xelatex... > Anyway, it seems that we need to ask on gs developers' list again to > revise that PostScript code. :-(
I asked it, but it turned out to be impossible. According to their explanation, - PDF file produced by pdflatex doesn't specify the foreground color explicitly. preview-latex sets up the Ghostscript initialization to specify the default foreground color, so the text in the resultant png image is rendered with that color. - However, PDF file produced by xelatex does specify black as the foreground color explicitly. Thus the initial default color isn't used at rendering the png image. I'll add notification in preview-latex documentation that the preview images don't follow the foreground color of emacs when xelatex is used. Regards, Ikumi Keita #StandWithUkraine #StopWarInUkraine
