* Tassilo Horn (2014-04-24) writes:
> The problem is that the TeX compile output gets hard-wrapped at column
> 80, and with the new TL install and LuaTeX, I get tons of files in the
> compile output whose paths are all about 80 columns wide.
AUCTeX contains code to undo those line wraps. Maybe i
Ralf Angeli writes:
Hi Ralf,
>> The problem is that the TeX compile output gets hard-wrapped at
>> column 80, and with the new TL install and LuaTeX, I get tons of
>> files in the compile output whose paths are all about 80 columns
>> wide.
>
> AUCTeX contains code to undo those line wraps. May
Tassilo Horn writes:
>>> The problem is that the TeX compile output gets hard-wrapped at
>>> column 80, and with the new TL install and LuaTeX, I get tons of
>>> files in the compile output whose paths are all about 80 columns
>>> wide.
>>
>> AUCTeX contains code to undo those line wraps. Maybe
Hi Tassilo,
2014-04-24 21:15 GMT+02:00 Tassilo Horn :
> If you find a problem, i.e., `TeX-next-error' jumps to the wrong file,
> it tells you the erroneous file doesn't exist, or it tells you the error
> occured after the last file closed, please poste the compile log (C-c
> C-l) here in this thre
Tassilo Horn writes:
> If I remove that restriction and consider newlines both at column 79
> and 80, it seems to catch all of them (but of course it might then
> catch too much)...
Ok, now I've pushed a change d4059b8 which implements the above. Now
wraps at columns 79 and 80 are removed under
Mosè Giordano writes:
Hi Mosè,
>> If you find a problem, i.e., `TeX-next-error' jumps to the wrong
>> file, it tells you the erroneous file doesn't exist, or it tells you
>> the error occured after the last file closed, please poste the
>> compile log (C-c C-l) here in this thread.
>>
>> Otherwi
Dear all,
I am new to AUCTeX and using it with 'TeX-PDF-mode. Last week, I
noticed `Command on buffer' and got a thunder in my ear. It is such a
nice implementation!
I am writing a report with numerous sub-files. It is nice to keep
`_region_.pdf' for each sub-file. Also, I want to have `_regi