>>> "Tassilo" == Tassilo Horn <[email protected]> writes:
> Uwe Brauer <[email protected]> writes: >>> It does for me, but this variable must be set to t before reftex is >>> loaded. Does that solve the issue? >> >> Hm, I have set it now using defcustom, but then I am not sure whether >> reftex is already loaded? > Then it depends on what's before your `custom-set-variables' form in > your ~/.emacs. If there's (require 'reftex) or something else which > causes reftex to be loaded before, then the setting won't have an > effect. You can test, e.g., by adding Now I am confused by the use of the word *before*: you write Tassilo> It does for me, but this variable must be set to t *before* reftex is Tassilo> loaded. Does that solve the issue? But also Tassilo> Then it depends on what's before your `custom-set-variables' form in Tassilo> your ~/.emacs. If there's (require 'reftex) or something else which Tassilo> causes reftex to be loaded *before*, then the setting *won't* have an Tassilo> effect. So how is the order? First load reftex then set the variable (as I would expect it to be the case) or the other way around? That concerns normal setting via setq. I really never understood the idea of defcustom, that is how does it control to load the required libraries at the right moment. I also don't understand that if I am in auctex buffer with reftex enabled, the variable is set to t, but no binding and reseting reftex does not help neither. _______________________________________________ bug-auctex mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-auctex
