Hi all, I use a TeX package called ExPex for linguistic examples, which has its own way of defining labels. The package defines two environments, \ex--\xe and \pex--\xe (yes, they're both closed with \xe). The latter allows sublists, where each item is introduced with the macro \a.
These environments can define labels with angle brackets: \ex<ex:1> This is an example \xe \pex<ex:2> \a This is a subexample \a<b> This is another subexample \xe Is there a way to get RefTeX to recognize these things as labels? I've tried adding a definition to reftex-label-alist and specifying `\ex<*>' for the ENV-OR-MACRO entry, but that doesn't work... TIA Joost PS: there is a discrepancy between the doc string for reftex-label-alist and the info section "Non-Standard Environments". The former says that if ENV-OR-MACRO is a function, it must return a cons cell (FUNCTION . POSITION), the latter says that it must return just a buffer position. -- Joost Kremers, PhD University of Frankfurt Institute for Cognitive Linguistics Grüneburgplatz 1 60629 Frankfurt am Main, Germany _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
