Tassilo Horn <[email protected]> writes: > "John F. Godfrey" <[email protected]> writes: > > Hi John, > >> I just noticed this file, meetingmins.elc, and had just started using >> meetingmins in latex for agenda, meeting minutes, etc. Now the >> question I have is: how do I use meetingmins.elc? > > meetingmins.el[c] is not part of AUCTeX, but it seems some distros [1] > use AUCTeX to parse your latex distros packages and include the > generated style files in their AUCTeX packages. If that's the case, the > file probably resides in some auctex/auto/ directory. > > If it's such a generated style file, you don't have to do anything to > use it. If your document has a \usepackage{meetingmins}, AUCTeX will > load the style automatically and the completion (e.g., C-c RET, C-c C-e) > will offer you the macros/environments defined by meetingmins.sty > automatically.
_If_ you have configured automatic parsing of documents which defaults to "off" to accommodate people whose interest in TeX is restricted to read-only. Options that are expensive in file accesses and parsing time realy should be off for modes aspiring to be usable as default modes, since a user will tend to be actively interested only in few file formats from the hundreds available as modes. -- David Kastrup _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
