* Nikos Apostolakis (2006-04-11) writes:
> I am using the exam document class. In that class there are two new
> itemize-like environments defined, namely "questions" whith each item
> called "question" and "parts" with each item called "part". I would
> like to use the command "LaTeX-insert-item" to insert items for
> these environments. By reading the info manual I concluded that
> this can be acomplished by setting the variable "LaTeX-item-list"
> so I did
>
> (setq LaTeX-item-list
> '(("questions" '(lambda () (insert "\\question")))
> ("parts" '(lambda () (insert "\\part")))))
>
> and it didn't work: when I type "C-c C-j" inside a "questions"
> environment I just get "\item" just as before. What did I do
> wrong?
(add-to-list 'LaTeX-item-list
'("questions" . (lambda () (insert "\\question"))))
Analogously for "parts". You might also need to do
(LaTeX-add-environments '("questions" LaTeX-env-item))
and to adapt `LaTeX-item-regexp'.
It would probably be a good idea to create your own style file for
stuff like that.
--
Ralf
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