* Kazuhiko Uebayashi (2006-01-19) writes: > 2006/1/19, Ralf Angeli : >> >> Hm, I expected to see tex.el(c) being shadowed. Are you sure that >> there are no old tex.el files lying around in load-path? >> > > Aftre updating slocate database, tex.el* are found at > $ slocate tex.el |grep "/tex.el" > ~/local/src/auctex-11.82/tex.el > ~/local/src/auctex-11.82/tex.elc > ~/local/share/site-lisp/auctex/tex.el > ~/local/share/site-lisp/auctex/tex.elc
Looks okay. It could be a problem using files byte-compiled for one version of Emacs with another version of Emacs but further below in this message you are writing that the problem persists in emacs-snapshot even if AUCTeX is compiled with it. So this is probably not the cause. > But "C-c ;" doesn't work on emacs 22. On emacs21 it works fine. > > In My PC, I install emacs21 and emacs-snapshot(that is emacs 22). > The PC default emacs is emacs21. > AUCTeX is build with default emacs(emacs21). > > Then, I rebuild AUCTeX with emacs-snapshot(emacs 22) > ~$ ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local\ > --with-lispdir=$HOME/local/share/site-lisp\ > --with-texmf-dir=$HOME/texmf\ > --with-emacs=/usr/bin/emacs-snapshot && make && make install > . > > Still "C-c ;" doesn't work on emacs-snapshot, but it works on emacs21 Hm, I am wondering why `TeX-comment-or-uncomment-region' is being autoloaded at all. Can you find out which file is autoloading it? Just open a LaTeX files, afterwards type `C-h v load-history RET', and search for "TeX-comment-or-uncomment-region". If you find an entry (related to autoload), the file where it came from should be mentioned a few lines above it. -- Ralf _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
