Hi Tassilo, 2014-04-25 13:08 GMT+02:00 Tassilo Horn <[email protected]>: > Great, please keep on testing (also with the latest change).
I'm having some trouble with multifile documents. Attached you can
find two files, foo.tex being the master one: if you compile the files
as they are (i.e. with all content inside foo.tex) `TeX-next-error`
finds the "Undefined control sequence" \command, while if you
uncomment the
% \input{bar}
line and comment the
\command
line in foo.tex `TeX-next-error` won't be able to find the error anymore.
I'm wondering if this new error parsing takes into account
`file:line:error' messages: I use them, through the `-file-line-error'
switch in `LaTeX-command-style', but they seem to be of no help.
In addition, in a quite large document I have, split in multiple
secondary source files, `TeX-next-error' tries to open a file names
"/path/to/a/secondary/file.tex [31] [32]Chapter 2.[33] [34]" which is
clearly wrong. Unfortunately, I cannot give you a minimal test file
reproducing this bug.
Bye,
Mosè
bar.tex
Description: TeX document
foo.tex
Description: TeX document
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