Ralf Angeli writes: > * Franz Haeuslschmid (2005-06-21) writes: > >> * Create a multi-file TeX document with the included file >> residing in a different directory. For example: > [...] >> * Start a vanilla'd XEmacs. I had to additionally activate >> ispell on my system by evaluating > [...] >> * Now open _both_ files and visit `master.tex' _or_ >> `servant.tex'. >> >> * Try to check the spelling of the document: >> >> `M-x TeX-ispell-document RET' >> >> * The outcome is that in both cases, the currently open buffer >> is checked. It even ignores files included from the same >> directory as the master. > > I'm almost afraid to say this, but this is working fine here with > Emacs or XEmacs and a freshly checked out AUCTeX.
OK, made again some experiments. With the files and settings of the original message, I found out that now, evaluating `M-x TeX-ispell-document RET' in the buffer of `servant.tex' does, what it should do. However, in the buffer of `master.tex', only the spelling of the currently open buffer is checked. I have found another odd thing: take again the scenario of the original post, open both files, perform some changes in the buffer and try to save the document by calling `C-c C-d'. The info doc for multifile documents makes me think, that `TeX-save-document' will only work with `TeX-auto-save' set to non-nil. Iterating again after having evaluated (setq TeX-auto-save t) (setq TeX-parse-self t) (setq-default TeX-master nil) generated the same effect. Franz. _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
