Hi all,
because Vincent's patch I noticed that there's in fact a separate reftex
CVS repository which I wasn't aware of. Earlier today, I committed some
reftex changes in Emacs's bzr repository.
The CVS repo hasn't been touched since 2010 while there are recent
changes in the version bundled in
* Tassilo Horn (2012-07-27) writes:
because Vincent's patch I noticed that there's in fact a separate reftex
CVS repository which I wasn't aware of. Earlier today, I committed some
reftex changes in Emacs's bzr repository.
The CVS repo hasn't been touched since 2010 while there are recent
Ralf Angeli ang...@caeruleus.net writes:
Hey Ralf,
The CVS repo hasn't been touched since 2010 while there are recent
changes in the version bundled in emacs. Diffing some files, it
seems they've diverged quite a bit, not only in trivial parts.
I've also been surprised how much they
Tassilo Horn t...@gnu.org writes:
Hi again,
Ah, and one restriction: You have to write labels like so
[..., label={tab:foo}, ...]
that is, no spaces around the =, and the {} are mandatory. That could
probably be relaxed a bit, but maybe you'd get false positives then...
I think, I've
Tassilo Horn t...@gnu.org writes:
[..., label={tab:foo}, ...]
that is, no spaces around the =, and the {} are mandatory. That could
probably be relaxed a bit, but maybe you'd get false positives then...
I think, I've made it.
After some more refinements and testing, I decided it's just
Hi Tassilo,
The ctable macro has the following exemplary structure:
\ctable[
pos = htbp,
cap = shortcap,
caption = longcap,
label = tab:me,
]{lll}{
\tnote{Who is that guy?}
}{
\FL
Me Myself I
\ML
how are you? \NN
I\tnote am fine
\LL
}
Oh,
Michael Bach pha...@gmail.com writes:
Ah, and one restriction: You have to write labels like so
[..., label={tab:foo}, ...]
that is, no spaces around the =, and the {} are mandatory. That
could probably be relaxed a bit, but maybe you'd get false positives
then...
This is no big
The committed change doesn't have that restriction. And in the patch
you have there's another problem. You cannot jump to the label location
from the *toc* buffer, cause the label-finding regex had to be adapted,
too.
Complete patch below.
I tried the newer patch in AUCTeX and org-mode
Michael Bach pha...@gmail.com writes:
Hi Michael,
I tried the newer patch in AUCTeX and org-mode and sadly this does not
work for me... I also checked for old .elc files. RefTeX still works
for figure labels but the table list in the *RefTeX Select* buffer
remains empty.
I double and