* Uwe Siart (2006-03-17) writes: > I found that AUCTeX eats up trailing whitespace in the current line > after pressing RET. In case this is a wanted behaviour: Can it be > customized if it was undesired? > > 'TeX-newline-function' is the only function I found to deal with the > behaviour of RET. But as I understand it affects indentation, not > trailing whitespace. > > My AUCTeX version is 2006-03-14 and the value of 'TeX-newline-function' > is 'newline-and-indent'.
Whitespace deletion in `newline-and-indent' cannot be customized. It could be considered a bug that this deletion is not documented. And the stanza ,----[ (info "(emacs)Basic Indent") ] | When entering lines of new code, use `C-j' (`newline-and-indent'), | which is equivalent to <RET> followed by <TAB>. `C-j' at the end of a | line creates a blank line and then gives it the appropriate indentation. `---- in the Emacs manual is obviously wrong. Could you please send a bug report to emacs-pretest-bug? Regarding your problem: You could write your own function doing what `newline-and-indent' does without eating whitespace. Just copy its definition, change the name, remove the call to `delete-horizontal-space', save it in your init file and specify it as the function to be used with `TeX-newline'. -- Ralf _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
