Re: rel-0-9; Some inline math is shown at the beginning of the line

Sebastian Schubert <[email protected]> writes:

> David Kastrup wrote:
>
> Emacs showed "Describe coding system (default, current choices):", I
> just pressed RET. It gives me then:

Ok, looks standard.  Just another question: in the error output, there
are not any ^M characters at the end of the lines?

>> It would appear that your run buffer does not contain any "^^"
>> string sequences.  Is that correct?
>
> You mean doing preview, then C-c C-l, then changing in the new
> buffer and C-s ^^ or C-r ^^? Yes, there isn't any "^^", even any
> "^".

Ok.

> I found another strange thing. "Generate previews" ... "at point",
> "for environment", "for section" and "for buffer" don't show any
> previews in my document posted above. I can see in the minibuffer
> that there was a compilation and I can look at it (by C-c C-l) but
> no previews in the document buffer. "for document" works (with my
> problems).

That's another problem that we are already aware of: compiling a
region including the preamble will, when caching the preamble, place
the previews into the _region_.tex file.  No solution yet.

> When I try circ.tex (the one that came with preview latex) it is
> even stranger. On the one hand, "Generate previews for document"
> does everything perfectly. Even inline math near ä,ö,ü works and
> \section{Einführung} gives Einführung. On the other hand, "... at
> point" or "...for buffer" don't do anything and "for section" shows
> the problem with non-English letters (eg \section{Einführung}
> becomes EinfÄ1/4hrung).
>
> Somehow, I hope I don't do anything really stupid. :)

It is expected that the run buffer looks awful.  Since TeX splits
characters at its whim, that is more or less the only way to ensure
that we get the correct bytes (that we then convert to characters
ourselves).

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David Kastrup, Kriemhildstr. 15, 44793 Bochum