Ikumi Keita <[email protected]> writes: >>>>>> Ryo Furue <[email protected]> writes: >> I'm utterly confused! I thought the starting point of our discussion was > >> If the default value of `TeX-parse-self' is t, some emacs users who don't >> use AUCTeX will suffer from extra slow down due to the parsing of some >> directory tree. > >> Is the above statement correct or not? > > Actually, I'm not quite sure what David worries about in the quoted > statement. > > Although I can enumerate some cases as quoted below that non-nil > `TeX-parse-self' harms the users, they are more or less exceptional > cases, in my opinion. But I might be missing some critial cases. > > 1. The user who doesn't use AUCTeX opens a big TeX file inadvertently.
Try opening a TeX file via Tramp on a non-local connection. >> So, I guess those elisp files in item 3 above are big ones. > > As far as I know, the item 3 is not the case. As I wrote, just > launching emacs without opening TeX files makes no difference due the > value of `TeX-parse-self', if I'm not missing something important. The "resident" portion of AUCTeX setting up the autoloads is pretty small. > (The elisp files loaded when `TeX-parse-self' is t are not so big in > general, but the number of them can be large instead, e.g., when the > opened LaTeX file uses quite many \usepackage's.) AUCTeX searches around a whole lot for finding associated autoparsed files in relation to files it loads. -- David Kastrup _______________________________________________ bug-auctex mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-auctex
