When I'm editing a org-mode file, the structure of mine is like this(you may need configuration in init.el):
-------------------snippet starts------------------------- * A section This is the content of the section #+BEGIN_SRC lang code here #+END_SRC ** A subsection This is the content of the subsection * Another section This is the content of another section -------------------snippet ends----------------------------- But when when I'm editing a tex file using auctex, the structure of the tex file is this after I indented the whole buffer: -------------------snippet starts---------------- \documentclass{article} \begin{document} \section{A section} This is the content of the section. \begin{verbatim} some verbatim text \end{verbatim} \subsection{A subsection} This is the content of the subsection \section{Another section} This is the content of another section \end{document} -------------------snippet ends----------------- It is not easy to view the whole structure, I know I can use **C-c =** to view the toc, but how can I make it like org-mode such as: -------------------snippet starts---------------- \documentclass{article} \begin{document} \section{A section} This is the content of the section. \begin{verbatim} some verbatim text \end{verbatim} \subsection{A subsection} This is the content of the subsection \section{Another section} This is the content of another section \end{document} -------------------snippet ends-------------------- So, how can I indent the tex file (just using **TAB** and **ENTER** keys when editing it or indent the whole buffer using **TAB** or indent command)? I mean, every block (section, subsection, **EVERY** `\begin{}...\end{}` pair no matter what is inside the {}) should be a part and should be in its place related to its parent? And the indent-level should be configurable. How can do I do that? I googled a lot and found nothing useful.
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