>>> "Ralf" == Ralf Angeli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [Please don't use auc-tex at sunsite.dk. I actually used TeX-submit-bug-report. > The mailing list for general discussion of AUCTeX moved in March to > auctex at gnu.org.] > * Akim Demaille (2005-11-04) writes: >> I would love to have AUC-TeX provide a means to capture warnings just >> as it provides support for bad box warnings. For instance: >> >> LaTeX Warning: Reference `grm.pda.nsupm' on page 123 undefined on input >> line 50 >> 8. >> >> LaTeX Warning: \oval, \circle, or \line size unavailable on input line 170. >> >> Package hyperref Warning: Token not allowed in a PDFDocEncoded string, >> (hyperref) removing `math shift' on input line 1453. > AUCTeX should be able to jump to the first two warnings if you enable > `TeX-debug-bad-boxes' e.g. with `C-c C-w'. Hum... I think I did though, but maybe I forgot. Anyway, I, for one, would really love to be able to distinguish bw bad boxes, and more problematic warnings. > The attached patch (against CVS) will remedy some of these problems > and do some more: > * Display of warnings or bad boxes can be enabled and disabled > independently of each other. This can come handy if you have a > document with many overfull or underfull boxes and want to debug > warnings other than those. This is brilliant! I'm not fond of moving to using CVS (I have already too many such dependencies on my machine), so I think I'll wait to see this patch under Debian to use it :( > * After running LaTeX the user will be informed if warnings or bad > boxes were found if the respective options `TeX-debug-bad-boxes' > or `TeX-debug-warnings' are enabled. Excellent too! > * Warnings without line numbers and warnings issued by packages will > be found as well. You can check that e.g. by defining two > identical labels. (Display of the .aux file might not be too > informative, though.) I'm eager to use these. > What I'd really like to see is an error/warning overview buffer as > suggested before. Something like that would probably be easier to do > if compile.el offered it ready to be used by other libraries. Indeed, as a user, this would be my favorite option. BTW, ISTR that AUC-TeX doesn't like -file-line-error-style (print file:line:error style messages). It would be nice though. Thanks again! _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
