Le 28/11/2014 21:18, Mosè Giordano a écrit :
Wrong! latexenc package, shipped with GNU Emacs (don't know about
XEmacs), does exactly that. [...]
[...]
Bye,
Mosè
For people who could have fallen in the same
trap as myself (but these people will have
to be as antiquated as myself):
I had from many years back a customization of
file-coding-system-alist
which assigned some default coding to .tex extension
(lately it was utf-8
Hence I never benefited from the
latexenc-find-file-coding-system
which is the default configuration for .tex since
(if I got it right) GNU Emacs 22.
Makes me think that there could be a one-time-only
parsing of the .emacs and customization files when
a new Emacs major release is first executed by the
user, so as to signal possible mis-configuration.
I imagine this has been discussed already many
times by Emacs developers. As the .emacs file can
be shared among more than one Emacs (for example
on Mac OS X a GUI emacs and a /usr/bin/emacs) the
place where the emacs major version number is stored
should be chosen carefully.
My .emacs checks for emacs-major-version and loads
corresponding "init.el" and custom files,
Cheers,
Jean-François
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