Mosè Giordano <[email protected]> writes:
Hi Mosè & Ikumi,
>> Do you know if XEmacs has some similar feature, i.e., a way to check
>> which variables have been set using file (or directory) local
>> variables?
>
> If you want to check whether a variable was set locally in a
> XEmacs-compatible way you can use:
>
> (local-variable-p 'variable-name (current-buffer))
>
> This is what is done in style/biblatex.el ;-)
No, that won't help here. I need to know where that local binding came
from. The reason is `LaTeX-verbatim-environments-local' and friends are
always buffer-local. Styles like minted or lstlistings add to those
lists to make font-latex aware of the fact that, e.g., clojurecode, is a
verbatim environment generated by minted and should be highlighted as
such. When such a style is loaded, a font-lock refresh is triggered to
put that into effect.
However, a user might also have
% Local Variables:
% LaTeX-verbatim-environments-local: ("mycode")
% End:
and the new function added to `hack-local-variables-hook' will then also
trigger a font-lock refresh.
Well, maybe we could rely that `hack-local-variables-hook' is always
executed before styles are applied (when finding a TeX file or running
`TeX-normal-mode'). In that case, if any of these variables in question
do have a local non-nil binding, then we trigger a font-lock refresh.
So we might trigger it too often but I guess that's acceptable.
Ikumi, I'll implement that now. Could you please check if it works as
expected in the coming days?
Bye,
Tassilo
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