Hi Carlos, 2014-02-14 15:34 GMT+01:00 Carlos <linguafa...@gmail.com>: >>Yes, but without a \documentclass you can't have a document environment, >>so this is a special case. > > How did I know, that that was going to be the sort of answer to justify > it? Hehehe, But yes, you are right Tassilo. > > I could argue that no one > would dare to compile an acceptable LaTeX document, unless usepackage is > invoked, and I probably would be right in that respect, and, in > retrospect, that fact, would treat usepackage, no less special than > documentclass, thus its inclusion in latex.el, as an environment, is > somehow warranted. > But the problem with this conclusion and why I'm wrong, is that the inference > was deduced from documentclass, and its special status, does not make it > less wrong either, for it is not an environment in the first place, and, > as you probably know, this could be verified, by removing the entire > > (defun LaTeX-env-document (&optional ignore) > "Create new LaTeX document. > The compatibility argument IGNORE is ignored." > (TeX-insert-macro "documentclass") > (LaTeX-newline) > (LaTeX-newline) > (LaTeX-newline) > (end-of-line 0) > (LaTeX-insert-environment "document") > (run-hooks 'LaTeX-document-style-hook) > (setq LaTeX-document-style-hook nil)) > > in latex.el, and see for yourself, that it has no effect, in inserting the > rest of the environments.
Actually, the current implementation of `LaTeX-env-document' isn't the above one, but this: http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/auctex.git/tree/latex.el?id=107f0bf59572344b84bbb9fbdf29c3205f04b2af#n772 which inserts a `document' environment and, only if there is no `\documentclass' before the point, adds also that macro. So, the environment inserted is `document' (as the name of the function suggests), which is a real environment, and a `\documentclass' macro is inserted, if needed, as a plus. Previously you suggested to define a `LaTeX-env-usepackage' function to insert a fictitious `usepackage' environment and this is completely different from the `LaTeX-env-document' case because a `usepackage' environment doesn't exist. You're right when you say that an acceptable LaTeX document probably requires one or more `\usepackage's, but the difference between `\documentclass' and `\usepackage' is that for a *minimal* document the former is required, the latter is not. So it's "more important", in a sense, to be sure there is the `\documentclass' than the `\usepackage's. You might want to insert the `\usepackage's after the `\documentclass' inside the `LaTeX-env-document' and I might agree, but that would require some care and work. Is this what you want? I can try to write down a patch for this. Bye, Mosè _______________________________________________ auctex-devel mailing list auctex-devel@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex-devel