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After calling livedown:preview I can no longer edit my buffer. It looks like emacs is waiting for the livedown process to return before returning control to the editor.
I made a tiny change, substituting async-shell-command for call-process-shell-command, which seems to work (paidi@bc87c3a)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Same here.
I don't know how the Look ma, realtime! of the animated image demo was done.
It does not work for me.
Using async-shell-command seems to make emacs respond, but it opens *Async Shell Command* buffer, and it would be nice if it was created in the background, i.e.: not visible.
Also, when modifying the markdown file again, it prompts in the minibuffer: A command is running in the default buffer. Use a new buffer? (yes or no), and it is annoying that appears each time for refreshing changes. Any solution?
After calling livedown:preview I can no longer edit my buffer. It looks like emacs is waiting for the livedown process to return before returning control to the editor.
I made a tiny change, substituting
async-shell-command
forcall-process-shell-command
, which seems to work (paidi@bc87c3a)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: