On Jul 4, 2005, at 11:02 AM, Ralf Angeli wrote: * William McCallum (2005-07-04) writes:
Customizing the variable TeX-style-private has no effect on the value of TeX-style-path,
In my case this has been working fine for years now.
It used to work for me too, under older version of auctex I had until now (11.14 or so).
and it is the latter variable that seems to determine where auctex looks. This is why I was having trouble.
Do you see an entry called "foo" in `TeX-style-path' if you start Emacs with `emacs -Q', copy the lines
(setq TeX-syle-private '("foo")) (load "auctex.el" nil t t)
into the *scratch* buffer, type `M-x eval-buffer RET', and load a LaTeX file? (In case AUCTeX is not installed in `load-path' you might have to add a statement for adapting `load-path' in front of the statements shown above.)
Well, this didn't seem to load anything ... TeX-style-path was undefined. But your question made me realize that I was still loading auctex in my .emacs file the old way, with (load "tex-site") rather than (load "auctex.el"). Once I changed that the problem went away. This seems a bit strange to me, but then I don't really understand what auctex.el is doing anyway. Sorry that I didn't notice this before.
Regards,
Bill McCallum |
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