Ikumi Keita <ik...@ikumi.que.jp> writes: > OK, the attached revised patch includes a new test.
Looks good. Is there a problem with just adding a (defvar TeX-test-dummy-alist nil) for the test variable and then declaring lexical-binding t for the file? Usually, the test are only run thru make, and then there's no problem with declaring new variables. >>> and `TeX-add-to-alist' runs without error for me, even without the >>> patch. > >> Not for me. Just eval in *scratch* which has lexical-binding at least >> in my emacs master checkout: >> (let ((alist nil)) >> (TeX-add-to-alist 'alist '((a 1))) >> alist) ;; <== C-j here > > Well, that wouldn't work even after my patch is applied. No, it's expected that it doesn't work in the same way as it doesn't work for `add-to-list'. As you say, it's only useful for special variables. Bye, Tassilo
