* Mads Jensen (2005-07-23) writes: > I am trying to configure the auctex indenting, but that's easier > said than done. Currently I have this in my .emacs: > > (setq LaTeX-item-indent 0 > LaTeX-indentation 4)
There is no variable `LaTeX-indentation' in AUCTeX. > But it's only LaTeX-item-indent, that works like I want, ie. indents the > items in an environment two spaces more than the \begin{..} and \end{..} > delimeters. How can I do the same with the commands, that are inside > \begin{document} and \end{document} ? Especially in multi-file LaTeX documents this doesn't make sense. (Unless you want whitespace in front of everything which may end up between \begin{document}..\end{document}, even if it is in a different file. But that's not supported by AUCTeX.) Apart from that I'd dislike such an indentation in general. I want normal text to start at the beginning of a line, not after some whitespace. And I don't need an indication that I am in a `document' environment because this is mostly obvious anyway. > I tried reading the manual, which > is how I found out about LaTeX-item-indent. I am sure it's just a matter > of choosing the right value for LaTeX-indentation !? In the customization group `LaTeX-indentation' (`M-x customize-group RET LaTeX-indentation RET') you will find ,---- | LaTeX-document-regexp: [Hide Value] document | [State]: STANDARD. | | Regexp matching environments in which the indentation starts at col 0. `---- You could set this to some value which is unlikely to be encountered in a LaTeX document. (If you set it to an empty string it will match "\begin{}" which you probably don't want.) But I don't think all this is a good idea, really. -- Ralf _______________________________________________ Help-gnu-emacs mailing list Help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnu-emacs