* David Kastrup (2005-03-14) writes:
> preview-latex uses post-command-hook to move point out of images after
> each command. It also uses pre-command-hook to remember point before
> each command. If the command moved backwards when ending up inside of
> the image, preview-latex will move it to the start of the image,
> otherwise to the end of the image. As a result, pressing C-a to the
> right of a multi-line image should move point to the front of the
> image. Similar with pressing C-e to the left of such an image.
With a five-day-old CVS Emacs `C-a' will move point to the start of
the _preceding_ line. One can check this without preview-latex by
executing
(progn
(insert "\nfoo\nbar")
(overlay-put (make-overlay (- (point) 7) (point))
'display (create-image "splash.xpm" 'xpm)))
and typing `C-a' after that.
--
Ralf
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