Julien Cubizolles <[email protected]> writes:
Hi Julien,
>>> Some LaTeX packages (tikz for one) use the keyword label, for
>>> something other than references, and RefTeX gets confused and
>>> displays them in the toc. Is there a way to tell it not to search
>>> for labels in certain environments?
>>
>> No, I don't think so. Do you have a test file I can play around with?
>
> Here you go it exhibits both problems I reported:
>
> * label and metalabel passed as options to custom environments: They
> appear with an extra { in the RefTeX toc
I couldn't reproduce that. For me using a current emacs copy from bzr,
they appear without the {. Ditto with emacs 24.3.
> * label keyword in tikzpicture that should be ignored by RefTeX.
In revno: 112289 in Emacs bzr, I've made the following changes:
There's a new customization option `reftex-label-regexps'. It is a list
of regexps that match labels. The default value matches plain
\\label{..} definitions, and keyval [..., label={...}, ...]
definitions. The regexp I've used previously was too lax, and the
result was that also xlabel/ylabel etc. were matched.
Of course, now your metalabels aren't matched anymore, too. But you can
easily add a new entry that is a copy of the default entry for keyval
labels with "meta" prepended to "label".
Bye,
Tassilo
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