Hi all, >>>>> Tassilo Horn <t...@gnu.org> writes: > Oh, after having a second look, I confess I am wrong and > TeX-remove-style-hook shouldn't be buffer-local.
[...] > I've committed your patch (except for the FIXME which I guess was more > of a note to us AUCTeX maintainers). It seems that newly created LaTeX documents lose appropriate style information after this commit. [How to reproduce] 1. Find some nonexistent latex file, e.g. abc.tex, by C-x C-f. 2. C-c C-e document RET 3. article RET RET RET 4. C-c C-e 5. Then, completion candidates are limited to "abstract" only. You cannot select "enumerate" nor "equation", even "itemize" prompted for default. Prior to this commit, addition to TeX-remove-style-hook was done on its local value, so the value was erased by major mode function. Thus the role of TeX-remove-style was relatively small. However, now TeX-remove-style-hook has handful of functions acting in their designed way, so TeX-remove-style called in TeX-arg-document introduces incompatibility. Fortunately, C-c C-n (or C-x C-v after saving the file) seems to recover ordinary behavior. Regards, Ikumi Keita
