* Gustaf Hendeby (2006-02-12) writes:
> Compiling this file (repeatedly) should be no problem! Now add an
> error, and compile again. Use TeX-next-error to view the problem, and
> then try to compile the file again. AUCTeX will now try to compile
> foo.tex instead of foo.ltx, without success. After "resetting the
> document" with TeX-normal-mode compilation works once again until
> TeX-next-error is used.
Thanks for the report. I can see the bug as well. It looks like it
was introduced with the following change:
2005-04-22 David Kastrup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* tex-buf.el (TeX-help-error): Create the correct log file
name corresponding to the current run.
(TeX-error, TeX-warning): Pass runbuffer info into the routines to
get the correct log file name in all circumstances.
In `TeX-error' and `TeX-warning' `TeX-master' is set now which results
in `TeX-master-file' returning a different value (the one with the
false extension) once these functions were used. I am not sure why
`TeX-master' is set now. Probably in order to prevent questions about
the master file to appear. Does anybody know more?
--
Ralf
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