2009/2/7 Ralf Angeli <[email protected]>: > * Dirk Ullrich (2009-02-06) writes: > >> when calling "LaTeX-environment" for a LaTeX buffer that contains only >> whitespace between point and the buffer's begin, "document" is >> suggested as default environment to be inserted. I would like that >> behavior extended to LaTeX buffers with nothing but commented lines >> and whitespace between point and the begin of the buffer. (This is >> useful, for instance, if you use, like I, a standard comment block at >> the begin of every LaTeX file.) >> >> To get this I have enhanced "TeX-near-bobp" with an optional argument. >> When non-nil, not only whitespace lines will be skipped but commented >> lines too. This allows to get behavior sketched above. > > `TeX-near-bobp' is only used when dealing with the insertion of a > document environment, so we probably don't even need to add an optional > argument. I must admit that I didn't check `TeX-near-bobp's usage beside `LaTeX-environment'. Thus I tried to be backward compatible. This was the reason to use an *optional* argument. I did use an argument at all because I prefer to pass parameters explicitely via arguments. > >> Maybe it's a good idea to preserve the old behavior for docTeX. But >> this could easily be acomplished by letting the optional argument of >> the enhanced "TeX-near-bobp" depend on the buffer's mode. > > That would be good. (But first we'll have to take care of the copyright > assignment if there is none yet.) See my reply to your anwser to my former e-mail. > > -- > Ralf > Dirk
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