Re: [AUCTeX] wrong encoding for *output* buffer

> AUCTeX determines the coding system for reading from the output of > asynchronous TeX process by the function > `TeX-adjust-process-coding-system'. It basically obeys the coding > system of the command buffer, i.e., the buffer in which `C-c C-c' or > something like it is issued. So I expect

Re: [AUCTeX] wrong encoding for *output* buffer

Hi Werner, > Werner LEMBERG writes: > The only thing which looks strange to me is that, the mode line in the > `*xxx output* buffer starts with > 1:** > (but the UTF-8 contents of the log file as emitted by XeTeX is > correctly displayed). In that case, latin-1 is the

Re: [AUCTeX] wrong encoding for *output* buffer

>> The only thing which looks strange to me is that, the mode line in >> the `*xxx output* buffer starts with >> >> 1:** >> (but the UTF-8 contents of the log file as emitted by XeTeX is >> correctly displayed). > > In that case, latin-1 is the coding system for saving that buffer > and utf-8 is

[AUCTeX] Reftex-toc prevent vsplit on goto

I am currently using spacemacs with auctex. When I use reftex-toc and goto an item then it performs a vsplit and shows the content window on the right hand side. How do I prevent this splitting behaviour? I would like it to open in the current window from which the reftex-toc command was