Hello,
when ‘TeX-quote-after-quote’ is nil, ‘TeX-insert-quote’ fails when
called from a position closer to the beginning of buffer than the
length of an opening quotation mark. That’s due to a ‘forward-char’
trying to go back to see if the thing preceding the point is an
opening quote.
To reproduce the bug, open a buffer in ‘LaTeX-mode’, type a character
and invoke ‘TeX-insert-quote’. It just prints the message “Beginning
of buffer” without inserting anything.
I think it’s reasonable to insert an opening quote whenever there
isn’t room for one behind the point. I’ve attached a patch that
implements this behaviour.
All the best,
Andrea
diff --git a/auctex-13.0.15/tex.el b/auctex-13.0.15/tex.el
index 3cf8f65..d73c240 100644
--- a/auctex-13.0.15/tex.el
+++ b/auctex-13.0.15/tex.el
@@ -6163,7 +6163,7 @@ With prefix argument FORCE, always inserts \" characters."
(t
(delete-char -1)
close-quote)))
- (insert (cond ((bobp)
+ (insert (cond ((<= (point) (length open-quote))
open-quote)
((= (preceding-char) (string-to-char TeX-esc))
?\")
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