Dear All,
This a feature request and a report of a strange behaviour
of Preview's "preview-at-point".
In Preview, it would be useful to have a function that
toggles on/off the visibility of all previews in the buffer,
independently of the position of point. The key word here is
"toggle", rather than "regenerate".
The function preview-at-point only toggles one preview, and
only if the point is positioned on the preview. So if one
only needs to take a quick look at the LaTeX code of a
couple of formulae above or below point, one must 1. move
point to the preview, 2. call preview-at-point (or mouse-2)
, 3. take a look and memorize the code of interest, 4. call
preview-at-point, 5. move point back. Another option is to
clear all previews (say in the section) and then regenerate
them – but this can take much longer time.
I tried to use/reverse engineer both "preview-at-point" and
"preview-toggle" to build a function that toggles all
previews at once, but failed (I don't understand how the
"overlay" argument works). If anyone can suggest a method to
do this, I'd be very grateful. Otherwise I'll leave this as
a feature request.
The bug: While investigating the above, I noticed that
calling "preview-at-point" (C-c C-p C-p) generates an error
when point is not on a preview and a region is not selected.
Is this the desired behaviour?
Preview and AUCTeX are great, thank you so much to all of you!
Joe
Emacs : GNU Emacs 24.5.1 (i686-pc-mingw32)
of 2015-04-11 on LEG570
Package: 11.88.6
current state:
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(setq
AUCTeX-date "2015-05-08"
window-system 'w32
LaTeX-version "2e"
...
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