Re: fortification of comments

[Arash Esbati]

Jean Eid  writes:

> Thanks you Arash, 
>
> You are correct, and I apologize for taking the time on this. The
> culprit was a code (modify-syntax-entry ?\\ "w")
>
> I know I needed it years ago for something, commenting it out makes
> everything works.

No problem, glad we have this sorted out quickly.

Best, Arash

Re: [EXTERNAL *] Re: fortification of comments

[Jean Eid]

Thanks you Arash,


You are correct,  and I apologize for taking the time on this. The 
culprit was a code (modify-syntax-entry ?\\ "w")


I know I needed it years ago for something, commenting it out makes 
everything works.



Thanks


Jean

On 5/3/23 02:40, Arash Esbati wrote:

Jean Eid  writes:


I would like not to fontify \% (an actual percentage sign) but still
fontify % (the comment character on its own)

This is how a small file looks in vanilla AUCTeX:


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IIUC, AUCTeX actually does what you're looking for.  Or am I missing something?

Best, Arash

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Re: fortification of comments

[Arash Esbati]

Jean Eid  writes:

> I would like not to fontify \% (an actual percentage sign) but still
> fontify % (the comment character on its own)

This is how a small file looks in vanilla AUCTeX:

IIUC, AUCTeX actually does what you're looking for.  Or am I missing something?

Best, Arash

fortification of comments

[Jean Eid]

Hello all,

I would like not to fontify \% (an actual percentage sign)  but still 
fontify % (the comment character on its own)


I think auctex declares the comment character and lets emacs fontify it 
through the Show Font Lock Comment Face and Font Lock Comment Delimiter 
Face. However emacs recognizes the el mode comment character and does 
correct the fontification when it finds \: (i.e. it does not fontify the 
line)



Anyway to tell it to do the same for the latex comment character?


Thanks


Jean