* Kim F. Storm (2005-03-14) writes:
> I wonder how preview-latex handles this, as it uses images over
> multiline text _a lot_ ...?
A typical example would be LaTeX code like
Foo\footnote{Bar
baz} blah
which, with the help of preview-latex (or AUCTeX's folding
functionality), will get displayed as
Foo� blah
> Does beginning-of-line work ok
> with images in the middle of lines? If so, how?
That depends. With point at the end of the line in the example
`C-a' will move to the beginning of the line. With
`beginning-of-line' point will end up inside of the overlay.
One can test this quite easily (circumventing preview-latex's
provisions for playing with point) with code like
(progn
(insert "\nwww xxx\nyyy zzz")
(overlay-put (make-overlay (- (point) 11) (- (point) 4)) 'display "111"))
If found it a bit peculiar that `M-x beginning-of-line RET' and `M-:
(beginning-of-line) RET' yielded different results. In the former
case point will end up on the first "1" and in the latter case after
the last "1".
--
Ralf
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