> You could write an expander for `TeX-command-list' which expands to > `pdfclose' plus arguments when `TeX-PDF-mode' is active and stick that > into the respective `TeX-command-list' entry or add it to > `LaTeX-command-style'. Problem is that `pdfclose' will be called > everytime you compile a file in PDF mode, even though the viewer might > not be open.
Thanks for your point. But since I am really a roockie in the elisp programming, I don't know how to write such an configuration. Would you please point out some guide or cookbook for this? > An alternative would be to use a better viewer which does not lock the > file. Doesn't the Sumatra PDF viewer do that? (The downside of the > latter is that it does on online update check which cannot be disabled.) Yes, that's an alternative. So is foxit reader (but it lacks the "reload" function"). But I really want to use Adobe Reader which has a nicer antialias looking. -- Regards, Jiajin _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
