Hi Arash,
>>>>> Arash Esbati <[email protected]> writes:
> You mean in case a user says: "Dammit AUCTeX, I know what I'm doing,
> insert what I type!"
Rather, "What happened? Not sure, but I type $ again in case I actually
did something wrong instead of typing $ correctly." ;-)
> Now one could argue that " does the same in terms of insert `` first and
> upon second invocation replace that with ", but I'm not sure $ should do
> the same.
Hm, indeed.
>>> ("cases*" env-off)
>>> ("dcases*" env-off)
>>> ("rcases*" env-off)
>>> ("drcases*" env-off)
> Regardless of this, I think adding the cases entries above to
> `texmathp-tex-commands-default' would make sense and cures the issue at
> hand. WDYT?
I'm reluctant to take this approach. If `texmathp' regards the first
column of those envs as non-math, it invalidates math-mode aware
features such as automatic switching between \mathrm and \textrm for C-c
C-f C-r, providing {}-pair for "_" and "^" with non-nil
`TeX-electric-sub-and-superscript'.
Then, how about adding supplementary instruction to the message which
`TeX-insert-dollar' shows? For example,
Math mode started with `...' cannot be closed with dollar. You can
insert it anyway by C-q $.
Regards,
Ikumi Keita
#StandWithUkraine #StopWarInUkraine
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