* Rodolfo Medina (2009-04-27) writes: > Rodolfo Medina (2009-04-26) writes: > >>> I'm a plain TeX user, although in some documents I use commands like >>> \subchapter and so on. Then AUCTeX believes I'm using LaTeX and so, right >>> down the Emacs buffer I can read `LaTeX server fill'. In other documents, >>> without those commands, there is instead `TeX server fill'. >>> >>> How can I force AUCTeX to `LaTeX server fill' at my pleasure? I need some >>> features that come with the `LaTeX server fill' mode. > > > Ralf Angeli <[email protected]> writes: > >> Which are those? Perhaps it would make sense to make them available in >> Plain TeX mode. > > > > Well, `M-q' after a `%' symbol on the previous line, in LaTeX mode will fill > properly the paragraph, whereas in plain TeX mode not.
Making the filling code work in both LaTeX and Plain TeX mode will likely be more time-consuming than adding support for separating commented from non-commented content directly in Plain TeX mode. > Another problem that's still there even in LaTeX mode is paragraph filling > after displayed equations: I have to use the double dollar, and there are > problems with paagraphs that come after multi line equations (see thread > `Filling paragraphs with double dollar displayed math' in auctex-bugs mailing > list). If I remember correctly you refused to put the double dollars on a line of their own. If you did that, the filling code could detect them as paragraph separators. -- Ralf _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
