Le 22/01/21 à 12h48, David Kastrup a écrit : > Denis Bitouzé <denis.bito...@univ-littoral.fr> writes: > >> while it used to work nicely, > > Also known as: why this utter disregard of the documentation did not > trigger a fatal error before as far as I remember.
No: I used to edit and compile my `.dtx` files this way. >> I'm now facing an issue when I open my `.dtx` files, loaded with some >> specific local variables. >> >> 2. Add the following local variables to the bottom of this file: >> >> %%% Local Variables: >> %%% mode: tex >> %%% eval: (doctex-mode) >> %%% TeX-command-default: "TeX" >> %%% TeX-master: t >> %%% End: > > doctex-mode is a major mode. To trigger it _after_ first loading > another mode as a major mode is a mistake. OK. Because I don't understand all the mysteries of Emacs/AUCTeX, I hadn't the impression to load two major modes since I hadn't: ┌──── │ %%% mode: tex │ %%% mode: doctex └──── > It probably now causes the local variable block to be reloaded, with > obvious results. Indeed, replacing: ┌──── │ %%% mode: tex │ %%% eval: (doctex-mode) └──── by : ┌──── │ %%% mode: doctex └──── did the trick. I remember spending a lot of time researching how to both, and without error, edit with `doctex` mode and compile with `pdftex`; but I can't remember why the only solution that worked at the time of my research was this one, which was obviously flawed. Thanks! -- Denis
