Hi Keita,
Ikumi Keita writes:
> There is a typo.
Thanks for catching this. I've installed the change with commit
99334fe623. Also thanks to Dirk for the patch.
Best, Arash
Hi Arash,
> Arash Esbati writes:
> Thanks Keita. I will install the patch below in a day or two if no
> further comments come in.
There is a typo.
> diff --git a/doc/auctex.texi b/doc/auctex.texi
[...]
> +@defopt docTeX-indent-across-comments
> +If non-nil, indentation in docTeX is done
Ikumi Keita writes:
> It affects only doctex mode, so I think it's OK to incorporate the
> patch.
Thanks Keita. I will install the patch below in a day or two if no
further comments come in.
@Dirk: Thanks for the patch. I see you haven't signed the FSF copyright
papers, but the change is
> Arash Esbati writes:
> Dirk Ullrich writes:
>> if I've correctly grasped Jan's problem, something like the appended
>> patch may do the trick. It adds an option to customize whether in
>> DocTeX mode indentation should be kept across multiple `macrocode`
>> environments.
> Thanks for the
Dirk Ullrich writes:
> if I've correctly grasped Jan's problem, something like the appended
> patch may do the trick. It adds an option to customize whether in
> DocTeX mode indentation should be kept across multiple `macrocode`
> environments.
Thanks for the patch, seems to work. What do
Hello,
On 29.03.23 09:41, Arash Esbati wrote:
Jan Braun writes:
Thank you, I had forgotten about the % sign. So with refTeX you
can get along/work around.
But for pure AUCTeX, this seems not be possible?
No, I'm afraid not. AUCTeX's parser ignores stuff which is commented,
AFAIU.
[...]
Jan Braun writes:
> Thank you, I had forgotten about the % sign. So with refTeX you
> can get along/work around.
>
> But for pure AUCTeX, this seems not be possible?
No, I'm afraid not. AUCTeX's parser ignores stuff which is commented,
AFAIU.
> This is a snippet from the DTX file with an
Hi Arash, :-)
> Am 28.03.2023 um 10:18 schrieb Arash Esbati :
>
> Jan Braun writes:
>
>> When in LaTeX mode, you can use AUCTeX or reftex to insert a
>> \ref command and Emacs will ask you, about the labels to use.
>> It will also auto-complete known labels. When doing the
>> same in a
Jan Braun writes:
> When in LaTeX mode, you can use AUCTeX or reftex to insert a
> \ref command and Emacs will ask you, about the labels to use.
> It will also auto-complete known labels. When doing the
> same in a DocTeX buffer, Emacs fails to offer any label. There
> is also no
Jan Braun writes:
>
> \newpage
> %\end{macrocode}
> % @
> %\begin{macrocode}
>
> I wrote myself a tiny lisp function, but this has still some bugs,
> which I wasn’t able to fix yet :-(
You can try
C-a C-o % C-u C-c ]
as a first approximation.
--
David Kastrup
Hi everyone,
recently I found into the beauty of programming new LaTeX
styles by the help of DocTeX.
I think AUCTeX is the most efficient tool to write LaTeX
related code but the DocTeX mode is missing most of AUCTeX
normaly used features.
Let me explain this.
When in LaTeX mode, you can
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