There are two inconveniences I came across concerning the index support of reftex.
1) Font-locking in the phrases buffer is faulty. The " is missinterpreted. E.g. in hyphenated words: foo"=bar, foo"~bar, etc. 2) Where is the point located after entering the phrase buffer with C-c | and exiting it with C-c C-c again? I would prefer to get to the same place where I was before entering the phrase buffer. But the point is jumping elsewhere. At random? It seems that it jumps to the phrase that was last added to the phrase buffer. Editing two independent files `a.tex' and `b.tex' it may even happen that it jumps to the other tex file. Here is a test case: * Open new file `a.tex' * Write `aaa' * Enter phrase buffer with C-c \ * Leave phrase buffer with C-c C-c * Open new file `b.tex' * Write `bbb' * Enter phrase buffer with C-c \ * Leave phrase buffer with C-c C-c * Switch buffer with C-x b a.tex * Enter phrase buffer with C-c | * Leave phrase buffer with C-c C-c Whoops! Now the point jumped to `b.tex'. I supposed to get to `a.tex'. Ciao Andreas _______________________________________________ bug-auctex mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-auctex
