Closed FelixBrendel closed 3 years ago
I think you can get something similar to what you want by customizing org-fragtog-preview-delay
. That only changes the images to text when point is on the image for org-fragtog-preview-delay
seconds.
Thank you for the suggestion! I guess that would work in some situations, only when scrolling through the document and then stopping to read, if the cursor is on a fragment it could change the page layout suddenly.
Another option would be to turn off org-fragtog-mode and manually toggle the fragment under point (for example by setting a keyboard shortcut). In that case, do you think I could still somehow leverage the re-toggling to the image preview when the cursor leaves the fragment?
After thinking about it more, it was actually tivial to implement (maybe this is what you meant actually), by setting the timeout to a very high number and binding a key to toggle the fragment. org-fragtog-mode will still retoggle to the preview when the cursor leves the fragment.
This is the config that makes it work, for those who are looking at this later
(use-package org-fragtog
:custom (org-fragtog-preview-delay 99999999999999999)
:bind (:map org-mode-map ("<f2>" . org-toggle-latex-fragment))
:hook (org-mode . org-fragtog-mode))
Unless you want to add something, I would go ahead and close this issue, as I found a way to solve my need. Thank you for your help!
Thank you for the package! I have been using it for many months now and overall I am really happy with it. I would however like to make a suggestion.
When scrolling through a document with a lot of multi-line equations, it can be a bit disorienting, if the fragments automatically toggle. Also sometimes I just want to move the cursor over a multiline fragment which makes it harder when the fragment expands to a lot of code.
I thought about the situation, and for me personally I would be happy if there was a way treat fragments as images until you start typing while they are under point. At that time they could be toggled to the latex text. Maybe this could be a customize setting?
The behaviour of re-toggeling them back to would not be affected.
This would allow a cleaner navigation through the document where the content wouldn't be changing simply because of scrolling or moving the cursor.
If you see a simpler way for me to archieve this on my side I would also be interested to hear it!