Hi Gustavo, Gustavo Barros <[email protected]> writes:
> On Mon, 06 Dec 2021 at 09:26, Arash Esbati <[email protected]> wrote: > >> After thinking about it, I think there is a chance to use RefTeX with >> something like this: >> >> (reftex-add-label-environments >> '(("\\zlabel{*]" ?z nil nil nil))) > > I've taken a look at it and agree that's an interesting idea. We still > get them all together when using the SPC typekey, but there's a way to > separate them. Though, indeed, there's no way to narrow by type for > zlabels, this may be a good compromise, I think. Thanks, I think this can a be compromise for all users: Serious \zlabel users will to use it exclusive as a replacement for \label, and casual users will have two label circles. > But, if I may make a request, would you consider offering a variable > for those who may want a `("\\zlabel{*}" nil nil nil nil)' kind of > behavior? Sure, see the attached file and the variable `LaTeX-zref-reftex-quick-id-key'. > (btw, as far as I can tell, there's a typo on that closing brace at > `reftex-add-label-environments'). Thanks, good catch. > I've made some light testing here and choosing labels from > `reftex-reference' seems to be working well, but setting a `\zlabel' > always gives me "z-1", "z-2", "z-N" labels (no prompt, no > `TeX-read-label-prefix', no nothing). This is the `Naked label' in RefTeX. Our labels are not bound to any sections/environments, and for the others, RefTeX takes \label (which is hard-coded, AFAICT). > I've had another idea here around this issue. It is actually > orthogonal to your approach from the technical side, and may be an > alternative or a complement to it. It would be adding a (e.g.) > `TeX-zlabel-prefix' to zlabels, so supposing a prefix "z:" we could > have, for example "z:sec:foo", "z:fig:bar" etc. The issue is that \zlabel doesn't get a prefix like 'fig:' in the first place, adding 'z:' should be easy with RefTeX (didn't test it though). I have another idea: For serious users, we can replace \label with \zlabel. For sectionning commands, we need to add function to `LaTeX-section-hook' which looks back for a \label and adds a 'z' to it. For environments, the same logic would apply, but `LaTeX-after-insert-env-hook' is not the right place since it is run to early. I have to think about it. See attached a new version with the first idea implemented. Maybe you want to give it a roll. You have to set `LaTeX-zref-replace-label' before it works. > `zref-abspage.el' and `zref-lastpage.el' look good. Thanks. > Some stuff I had mentioned previously I'm assuming you just didn't > take a look at them yet, so no need to reiterate. We'll come back to that later :) > I'm not sure I can see well all the ramifications of > `LaTeX-zref-read-zlabel', Now we are 2 ;-) > Thank you once again for the quick new "incarnation" and, > particularly, for bringing RefTeX support back on the table. Sure, welcome. And also thank you for your comments and testing. Best, Arash
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