changes caused by org-format-latex #2
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And did px-preview-region stopped working because of my changes? |
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Any thoughts on the issue? |
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Sorry I'm really busy... I'll have a look at this next week! |
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That is totally ok, busy too this time! |
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As I've already said, compiling file ~/.emacs.d/elpa/px-20141006.548/px.el from elpa with emacs pachage manager finished with the following warning:
And px-preview stopped working.
I've tried downloading the package and adjusting the number of arguments.
As know almost nothing about lisp, I thought that "at" is odd and tried deleting it and recompiling on my own. That worked. The function px-toggle works for me again.
Now want to create my first pull request) Don't judge to severe)
What would you say?
What steps are needed for changes to reach the elpa repo?