I think I got it: the list (just?) needs to be sorted. So if I set it to
this:
(("part" . 0)
("chapter" . 1)
("songsection" . 2)
("section" . 2)
("subsection" . 3)
("subsubsection" . 4)
("beginsong" . 5)
("paragraph" . 5)
("subparagraph" . 6)
("addchap" . -1)
("addsec" . -2))
it works!
> It depends a bit on how you did that addition. If you've done that in a
> buffer after loading RefTeX, you probably have to eval
> (reftex-compile-variables) in that buffer as well. Otherwise you have
> to provide a recipe how others can reproduce it.
That didn't seem to be necessary.
> Since promotion and demotion both rely on this variable, I think it
> shouldn't be changed by an AUCTeX style from lisp with `add-to-list'.
I'm sorry, what do you mean here? That I should modify it with an AUCTeX
style, or that the style should not use `add-to-list'?
--
Alessandro Bertulli
