> [...] if you look here[1], you'll see:
>
> The variables TeX-fold-macro-spec-list, TeX-fold-env-spec-list,
> and TeX-fold-math-spec-list apply to any AUCTeX mode. If you want
> to make settings which are only applied to LaTeX mode, you can use
> the mode-specific variables LaTeX-fold-macro-spec-list,
> LaTeX-fold-env-spec-list, and LaTeX-fold-math-spec-list
>
> So users should deduce from this that there is also
> `Texinfo-fold-env-spec-list', which is, optimistic.
Pfft. Reading a manual? Really? I directly went to the 'Texinfo
mode' node in the appendix :-)
> Does something like
>
> (setq Texinfo-fold-env-spec-list
> '((1 ("macro"))
> ...
>
> helps (which I didn't test)?
No – as expected: For macros without arguments you get
```
[Error: No content found]
```
and for a macro with arguments like
```
@macro foo {bar, baz}
...
@end macro
```
you get
```
[bar, baz]
```
BTW, there is also a bug in the argument parser: In Texinfo mode,
arguments *must* be on the same (logical) line as `@macro`, contrary
to TeX's or LaTeX's macro definition. However, a macro like
```
@macro logoLegalMacOSX
La @qq{imatge de la X} no és una marca registrada.
@end macro
```
gets shown as
```
[imatge de la X]
```
if I have
```
'((1 ("macro"))
```
as the setting in `Texinfo-fold-env-spec-list`, which is wrong.
Assuming that this `1` is correct (which is not) it should show `[]`
instead, i.e., no arguments.
Werner
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