>>> "Arash" == Arash Esbati <[email protected]> writes:
> Please don't use `reftex-label'. Non Reftex-user will get an error.
> `TeX-arg-ref' does the right thing here.
I have not used TeX-arg-ref for ages. Three observations:
- when it is used (in the environment as defined my exam.el) first
a minipage pops up then the windows is split and a lot of
possible labels are offered, however in my case the window with
the list of possible labels was too small for my screen, but I
could not scroll down, neither with the keys nor with the mouse,
so this seems a BUG. Then the first entry is [] saying any so I
presumed, space or enter would do something useful it does not
but gives the following error: ery-label-type: No such label
type: ^M
- frankly this sucks, I don't see any benefit from that function:
couldn't we reftex make mandatory for auctex?
- since I presume the answer will be *no*, what's about the
following solution for the exam.el style file
(defvar exam-use-reftex nil
"Variable which controls whether to use `reftex-label' or `TeX-arg-ref'.
Default is to use `TeX-arg-literal'.")
(if exam-use-reftex
(defalias 'TeX-arg-literal 'reftex-label))
Uwe Brauer
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