Mirko M. <[email protected]> writes: > Hello, > > I'm trying to get the preview of a stretched vertical space \vspace*{\fill} > inside emacs with no luck. > > \vspace*{\fill} is simply ignored, instead a fixed dimension like > \vspace*{3in} works. > > Adding the string xetec to the variable preview-required-option-list > produces a full size preview of the page, but the stretched space is still > ignored: > > \documentclass[]{article} > \usepackage[paperwidth=5.2in, paperheight=7.5in]{geometry} > \begin{document} > \begin{quote} > This line is at the top. > \null\vspace*{\fill}\\ > This line is at the bottom. > \end{quote} > \end{document} > > If I compile the document without the preview package (outside emacs) with > latex the stretched space is not ignored. > > Any advice, please?
preview-latex is not useful for previewing page layout. It's only useful for a subset of elements, like most math. Use C-c C-v to start a page-based previewer after compiling your document. For those elements for which preview-latex _is_ useful, it beats the pants off using a separate page-based previewer. So it makes sense to have it available even if it does not cover all use cases of a true page-based previewer. -- David Kastrup _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
