> > Some keywords like @itemx are ignored if I press M-q, others like
> > @code aren't.
>
> I don't think that's true. It's just that _any_ string which starts
> with a `@' is treated by M-q as a separate paragraph.
Not really. It is `@' followed a letter followed by a space or
newline. Something like @foo{...} is thus not covered.
> > . Which code does control this?
>
> See the variables paragraph-separate and paragraph-start set by
> texinfo-mode.
Aah, this is it!
> > . If I define a macro in texinfo, I would like to indicate to M-q
> > that it should be treated like @itemx and not like @code. How
> > can I do that?
>
> Please give an example. If that macro is used on a line by itself,
> texinfo.el should already do that. If it is not used on a line by
> itself, why do you need filling to ignore it?
It is no longer necessary since I can say `@foo {...}' (note the space
after `@foo') without problems -- this feature isn't really
documented...
Thanks for your help.
Werner
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