Currently I have minor mode that automates `org-latex-preview` every some idle

seconds so that newly typed fragments are automatically rendered. Having an

option to disable messages would make Emacs's interface much cleaner.

About org-mode's similar messages, I just saw that some `message` calls are

conditioned on `(called-interactively-p 'any)`. IMO `org-latex-preview`'s

messages should do the same as the latter (only notify when called

interactively) by default, but maybe that's a breakage for some people.

Additionally, I'd love to make `org-latex-preview` asynchronous. First, that

will definitely speedup opening org files with `org-startup-with-latex-preview`

as Emacs doesn't freeze while generating images. Second, auto preview minor

modes such as mine would be smoother.

I have a rough idea of implementation by passing `org-place-formula-image` as a

callback closure to `org-create-formula-image` and `org-compile-file`. Would

such a feature request/patch be accepted?

Daan Ro <daanturo@gmail.com> writes:

> [PATCH] org-latex-preview: add org-latex-preview-quiet customization

> * lisp/org.el (org-latex-preview): define customizable boolean

> org-latex-preview-quiet.

Thanks for the patch, but may you please elaborate why you want the

messages to be suppressed? And why in org-latex-preview specifically?

Many Org mode commands display messages, so I'd like to know your

motivation as it may affect how we want handle messages across Org mode.

Ihor Radchenko // yantar92,

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