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I'm also getting this warning whenever I call org latex preview in a non-org buffer: Warning (org-element): ‘org-element-at-point’ cannot be used in non-Org buffer #<buffer *Calculator*> (calc-mode) I know youtube is a strange place to ask for help, but I'm not on anything else :P

@@Nidish9644 Preview support for other major modes is not part of the branch yet, we need to figure out the details of the integration interface. Preview support for Org mode should be feature complete though, you can use it freely in Org mode for now.

@@karthink Yeah in org-mode my experience is super seamless. Thank you! Also, have you looked at fixing previews while inside tables? I'm always annoyed by this if I make tables with a greek letter somewhere, then the org buffer just looks messed up.

@@Nidish9644 Org tables are a bit of a mess and not easy to fix. There are no good solutions, but you could try github.com/casouri/valign

It was created in Inkscape.

I think something like Cursor requires a lot more -- you'd need to index the entire project into a local vector database, for a start. gptel is just a wrapper around Curl.

Hope it's useful

Please see the link in the description. I suggest making a thread somewhere more conducive to help and troubleshooting -- either the Org mode mailing list, the Emacs subreddit, or some other dedicated Emacs space.

It doesn't, we missed the deadline since there are still backward compatibility issues to sort out. (It's a very big patch, and about 150 git commits). For now you'll have to continue to install Org from the fork (link in the video description) if you want the new org-latex-preview.

​@@karthink Ah, I see, it's a very cool feature though! look forward to seeing it in the official release

You can do this by setting the variable org-highlight-latex-and-related. Check its documentation to see what it should be set to.

@@karthink Thank you! also do you have a short explanation of how exactly to use the package in the video, from what I understand we have to build it from source using make and make install but do we have to also include it in the init.el file for it to load or are there more intermediate steps?

@@pename3713 abode.karthinks.com/org-latex-preview/

The project is stuck because there are a couple of blocking items (backward compatibility issues) to be resolved. I've been using it for over a year without issues though. LaTeX mode previews are not part of this project, but we're making it easy to use this library in LaTeX, markdown and other modes. Someone needs to write the adapters. Someone wrote a LaTeX-preview-mode prototype based on this, it's on the Org mailing list if you're interested.

@@karthink Great. Thanks for the update.

I just use the auto-preview mode added to Org to preview tikz: share.karthinks.com/olp-auto-mode-tikz.mp4

It's a pretty big merge (~120 commits) so it's taking a while to work out the kinks. There are also some breaking changes to Org that have to be addressed. It should land on main sometime in the next few months.

Thanks @@karthink for your quick and detailed answer. And thanks a lot for this great contribution, these features you bring are indeed very valuable. I hope they are released soon.

You can add an "AUTOLABEL" string to entries in cdlatex-env-alist, see the top of the cdlatex library for configuration examples.

@@karthink Thank you, had to change the reftex-insert-label-flags to make it work. One more question, you used citar to reference the bibliography, but what do you use to reference the equation or section labels? The [eq:equation1] or [section:Headline] parts.

@@evior5215 It's RefTeX + TeX-fold-mode (as indicated elsewhere)

The features are written to be modular, but someone will have to write a parser for latex files that you can query to get math fragment information (perhaps based on treesitter). Once that's in place it should be quite easy to adapt this preview system to .tex files. Hopefully someone will take on this project.

> You modified an application by inserting a function into the running application from inside a scratch buffer? This is a very common thing to do in Emacs, so I forget that it can seem novel sometimes. > And the fix is to stick the patch into init.el? Am I understanding this correctly? Yup, that works.

@@karthink Sorry to disturb you but how long have you been using Emacs? I just want a rough estimate of how long it might take me to get to the point of comfort with understanding Emacs. I'm a fairly experienced programmer, but even the way Lisp code works, twists my brain into knots :)

@@sethbrown1763 These are two different questions. If you're a programmer you probably only need weeks to months to get comfortable with the API and tweak Emacs' Lisp environment to your liking. I also don't think Lisp is any trickier to use than Ruby or Python? I've been using Emacs for about twenty years now, but only started using Elisp seriously in the last five. I'm also not a programmer, I couldn't write C to save my life.

Do you mean variables pertaining to the new latex preview system? It's still under development so those aren't final yet. If everything goes as planned, it should "just work" out of the box with little need for tweaking variables. That said, eventually (this year) there will be video demos, a HOWTO guide and the updated Org mode manual for your perusal.

@@karthink It would still be nice to see /a/ config as a reference, even if it won't be valid soon, as the current documentation makes it a little tricky to know what the new/changed variables are.

@@jonatansexdoer96 @alrightsquinky7798 tinyurl.com/olp-help (These instructions will periodically go out of date as we're trying to figure out the final customization options before merging sometime in the next few months)

Install Org-mode from the repo link in the description.

Thanks. Is this possible in ordinary latex-mode as well?

It's on the kagi-fastgpt branch, not merged into master yet. You can try it from there, the README will have the setup instructions.

@@karthinkOk, will try tomorrow. Happy New Year!

@@karthink Cool, it works as expected. I'll see if I can add Kagi Universal Summarizer to gptel, my use case is to summarize articles in elfeed.

@@goofansu There is some discussion about this in github.com/karthink/gptel/issues/166 A happy new year to you as well!

I changed gptel-default-mode from Org to Markdown. To not overwhelm the viewer with too much detail, I wrote a helper function to do it silently and bound it to a key, then called it before opening the Gemini chat buffer.

I added it to the video description.

tinyurl.com/ms2ksthc It's part of a rewrite of Org's LaTeX preview system, see my previous video for more details.

@@karthink Cool, thank you!