Michael Bach <[email protected]> writes: >> And to absolutely sure that nothing interferes, here's a minimal >> working recipe starting with emacs -Q which works just fine for me. >> >> $ emacs -Q foo.tex # contains ctables, lstlisting with label={x} >> M-x reftex-mode ;; enable reftex-mode >> C-c = ;; shows TOC buffer >> l ;; enables the display of labels >> > > This got me curious and I tried the TOC buffer via C-c = and after pressing > "l", I got the labels! It also works with `label = ...', no need to > label={x}'. Do you mean that only for lstlistings one needs `label={x}'?
No, both forms are allowed everywhere. Just wanted to test both of them. > I do see this too now. Good! >> If I do `C-c )' in the foo.tex file and select SPC to show all >> labels, I get a similar *RefTeX Select* buffer. > > Again, doing the SPC in the *RefTeX Select* buffer also gives me the > labels. Very good. > I tested more and found that I always used the C-c ) after a literal > `table' so the auto match function catapulted me into a *RefTeX > Select* buffer that listed only table labels. Similarly, when I tried > it at another position I always, as a habit, did C-c ) followed by `t' > for table. And there the labels do *NOT* show up for me... Oh, right. :-( > So there seems to be something awry with the way the ?t gets used > inside the alist for ctable in reftex-label-alist-builtin, doesn't it? Indeed, and ?l doesn't even occur as possible selection, although there's a listing in the file... I'll look into that, but don't hold your breath. I'm in holidays from Friday on. Bye, Tassilo _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
