Rodolfo Medina (2008-11-13) writes: >>>> The problem only occurs when the displayed equation is two or more lines >>>> long, and only for the text succeding the equation, not for the preceding >>>> text. So: >> >>>> bla bla bla >>>> $$ long equation >>>> = over two lines$$ >>>> bla bla <M-q> >>>> bla >>>> >>>> becomes: >>>> >>>> bla bla bla >>>> $$ long equation >>>> = over two lines$$ bla bla bla
Ralf Angeli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >>> This is not easy to fix. How about writing it like this? >>> >>> bla bla bla >>> $$ >>> long equation >>> = over two lines >>> $$ >>> bla bla >>> bla Rodolfo: >> Thanks for the suggestion. But why is it so hard? After all, the problem >> does not exist for the text preceding the equation. Ralf: > In case of the preceding text it is easy to find the paragraph boundary > because there is a line starting with $$. Determination of paragraph > starts or separators usually works by looking at the start of a line. > In AUCTeX there is also code that looks at the end of a line, but this > is only used in LaTeX mode. Plain TeX mode relies on Emacs facilities > for filling. Do you mean that in LaTeX mode the problem would be solved? Then I can switch to LaTeX mode even if the file is written in plain TeX. But I did: `M-x LaTeX-mode RET' but the problem persists. Rodolfo _______________________________________________ bug-auctex mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-auctex
