Vincent Belaïche <vincent....@hotmail.fr> writes: >>> PS: BTW, what is the use of calling `nreverse' over `nodes' at >>> function return ? >> >> Just to have the list of nodes be in the definition order. That's not >> really required but more intuitive. > > The list is only used in a `completing-read' AFAIK, so the entries are > presented to user in alphabetical order whatever the order of the > list.
That's true if `completing-read-function' is `completing-read-default' but user's are free to use a different function. For example, I use ivy [1] which will usually present the candidates in order though you can define different sortings, too, e.g., with C-h v/f you get alphabetical sorting, with M-x you can have sorting by frequency, etc. Bye, Tassilo _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list auctex@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
