On 05/22/2010 05:03 PM, Ralf Angeli wrote: > * Ralf Hemmecke (2010-05-22) writes: > >> Well, it's up to you guys, but why don't you just switch on the >> bugtracker feature provided by savannah? > > Because bug tracking without an email interface sucks?
Agreed. If savannah doesn't provide it (I don't actually know -- I've no experience with savannah), then you should look into installing roundup somewhere. http://www.roundup-tracker.org/ The python people are using it and it can fully be operated via email, but also has a web-interface to make other people happy or see the issues sorted in whatever way you want. >> But maybe, that wrong display is connected to way font-lock.el works. I >> haven't yet studied that in detail. > Yes, font-latex (and therefore font-lock) does not use > `LaTeX-verbatim-p'. OK, seems that I have to read much more to understand better how one code part is connected to others and how they play together with font-lock. Well, all I want was to have proper highlighting inside some \begin{chunk}{CHUNKNAME} ... \end{chunk} environments according to the programming language that lives inside the chunk and now I am already trying to turn auctex upside down. And that will probably only solve one half of my problem. All beyond my skills. But there's probably nobody else willing to solve my problem. :-( Best regards Ralf PS: Is auctex changing in the near future from CVS to a more modern DVCS, like for example git? _______________________________________________ auctex-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex-devel
