Add feature: edit latex fragment like a src block #50
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When the latex fragment in orgmode is complex, the editing of it is really a pain in the ass. There is no syntax highlighting or automatic indentation, and the completion provided by org-cdlatex is limited comparing with what auctex can provide. This commit will address this issue. It will treat latex fragment like src code block (only display math is supported). You can use org-edit-special to enter a dedicated buffer, and do the latex editing there. Here is a gif for demonstration. I hope you enjoy it!