Sorry, my fault: i just checked and I was doing a reversed diff -- the git repo has no further reference to xemacs. Great! I will have a look at both problems now. It is good to find a work-related justification to do some lisp again.
On Wed, Apr 18, 2018 at 4:30 PM, Juan Jose Garcia-Ripoll < [email protected]> wrote: > Thanks! It really looks simpler than I expected. Maybe it could be added > to the READMe? > > Regarding xemacs, I cloned git repo and diffed it against auctex official > tarball. Elpa and auctex 's tarball basically coincide, but both are > missing references to xemacs that still show up on the git repo master > branch from savannah. Seems I am doing something wrong... > > Juanjo > > El mié., 18 abr. 2018 11:54, Mosè Giordano <[email protected]> escribió: > >> Hi Juanjo, >> >> 2018-04-17 18:26 GMT+02:00 Juan Jose Garcia-Ripoll >> <[email protected]>: >> > Dear all, >> > >> > please excuse my ignorance. I am a long time user of AucTeX, and I love >> it >> > enough to have written a 300 page book and 120 articles with it. >> >> Great to hear this! >> >> > However, >> > throughout the lifetime of the project and my migration back to >> Windows, I >> > have found some minor problems that I do not want to solve using local >> hacks >> > of your functions. >> > >> > These include: >> > >> > * TeX-error-summary is arbitrarily closed by AucTeX before compilation, >> > causing a new window to be created. In general the philosophy of how >> this >> > buffer is handled deviates from that of other buffers (Help, manuals, >> > compilations, etc) >> > >> > * AucTeX fails to parse error messages on MikTeX due to various issues, >> > including spurious ^M characters sometimes popping up in packages. >> > >> > I would like to debug and work on both locally and contribute patches >> for >> > both issues, but I find it very obscure how to do this. For starters, >> the >> > ELPA package of AucTeX does not seem to match the sources that are >> available >> > on Git. >> >> The ELPA package is built from the git repo, but indeed you can't use >> the ELPA package to develop the package itselft. >> >> > My ideal workflow would be: >> > * Develop on top of my git branch >> > * Let Emacs do the importing of that branch >> >> Actually, the question has been already asked a few times before, here >> you can find a quick & dirty solution: >> https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/auctex/2013-08/msg00005.html. At >> https://savannah.gnu.org/git/?group=auctex you can find the >> information about how to clone the git repository. >> >> > P.S.: As a side question, why does the ELPA package eliminate all >> references >> > to xemacs? Is this done automatically? >> >> I'm not sure what "references" you're referring to. AUCTeX dropped >> support for XEmacs in version 12. >> >> I'm looking forward to seeing your contributions! >> >> Bye, >> Mosè >> >
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