Emacs would encourage
Org to use some of the AUCTeX framework.
In any case, AUCTeX is nice and actually the reason I started using
Emacs several years ago. I thin it would be a nice improvement.
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s) is very
friendly).
> i would be interested in a solution too.
> It would be perfect, if emacs could switch between TeX and
> Gnu-R Modes in noweb-Files.
What is Gnu-R modeS? ESS?
Notice, ESS comes with a wonderful noweb-based solution out of the box.
Maybe something can be hacke
ile, set `TeX-master' and add local variables.
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I have used it for many years.
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Ralf Angeli writes:
> * Rasmus Villemoes (2011-04-07) writes:
>
>> ("sbox" "{")
>>
>> \sbox "officially" takes two arguments, but it may be on purpose that
>> only the first is fontified as such.
>
> Yes, it could be on purpo
g, or add something like the following
to your ~/.latexmk file
,
| $pdflatex = 'pdflatex --interaction nonstopmode --synctex=-1 %O %S';
`----
Whether AUCTeX easily handles a deamon, I simply don't know.
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nd .sty files, it would also be
nice if these (and perhaps some of the often-used @-macros) were recognized.
("LoadClass" "[{[")
("RequirePackage" "[{[")
("ProvidesClass" "{[")
("ProvidesPackage" "{[")
(
Rasmus Villemoes writes:
> Is there a way (for the end user) to tell reftex that
> \addbibresource should be treated as \bibliography?
If I had read the fine manual I would have found
reftex-bibliography-commands [User Option]
LaTeX commands which specify the BibTeX databases to use wi
#x27;s native methods. Is there a way (for the end user) to tell
reftex that \addbibresource should be treated as \bibliography? Or can
this be integrated in some future version of auctex/reftex?
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Ralf Angeli writes:
> * Rasmus Villemoes (2010-01-25) writes:
>
>> When using, for example, the "C-c =" feature or M-x
>> reftex-search-document, files which are part of the current document
>> are automatically opened if they don't already have a buffer
t the files are opened in read-only mode if the buffer in
which the command was issued is read-only.
Thanks,
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considered AUCTeX broken. However, Synctex is not very widely adopted
yet so I think it is great that we can get at least a partial solution
until an official version of some Linux viewer gets synctex-support.
Everybody would be better off with `full' support build
vant page but it will not highlight the active line.
Cheers,
Rasmus
Footnotes:
[1] http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/skim-app/index.php?
title=TeX_and_PDF_Synchronization
[2] http://william.famille-blum.org/blog/static.php?page=static081010-000413
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/packages/evince-gtk-synctex/evince-gtk-synctex/synctex-emacs.sh
Note: It needs latexmk, but this can easily be installed with tlmgr
install latexmk.
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I miss them too. Especially the functionality of the tab key and the
expand of stuff like fr-->[tab]-->\frac{}{}.
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f the function.
Maybe
\iffalse \ref{label} \fi
can be used instead of a real comment.
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o use CDLaTeX in AUCTeX. It would be
great if it could be enabled easily and without conflicts, though.
A long the same line. It would be great if \( TAB insereted
\(\).
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ks anyway. The point is exactly that I
don't necessarily want to use pdf-mode for all my documents; sometimes
I do stuff which needs latex+dvips, while sometimes I do
pdflatex-specific things.
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t;pdf" is a homemade addition to
the TeX-command-list). Is this possible?
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be problematic. . .
I am using WinXP with EmacsW32 v.23 from december '08 and AUCTeX CVS from
january '09.
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Search("%o","%s.tex",%l,0)] but naturally it did not work.
How do I specify it should be a DDE command (if needed)?
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or of the
Sumatra patch)
I would appreciate any inputs.
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asier ways for
customizing as well. In your message you mentioned `format'. If we
could use that for the spec string it would be pretty easy for people
not proficient in Lisp to cope with challenges as described by Rasmus.
The easiest way would simply be to set the argument in customize as (
tep{z} is shown as z after folding. This
is appropriate for citet but I would like to have citep folded as (z).
Is this somehow possible?
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LaTeX math indicators (i.e. \(x\) and \[x\])?
Sorry if this has been covered previously.
-Rasmus
Maarten Bergvelt wrote:
How do I enter \[ \] pairs such that the cursor ends up in between?
I find the whole business of entering pairs confusing:
For instance, I can enter
() pairs using M-(,
\le
sounds interesting.
-Rasmus
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, is it possible to start auctex with a blank letter|article|
whatever template, with the typical stuff in the preamble? It seems
clunky to make templates of my own and start off with one of them each
time...
Thanks,
Jim
sounds interesting.
-Rasmus
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, is it possible to start auctex with a blank letter|article|
whatever template, with the typical stuff in the preamble? It seems
clunky to make templates of my own and start off with one of them each
time...
Thanks,
Jim
lines were
removed. Still, the problems was extraordinary odd, and I still think
there is at least a partly bug in AUCTeX.
Cheers,
Rasmus
Rasmus Pank Roulund wrote:
Hey AUCTeX group,
I have a slightly odd problem. Aspell stopped working in my Emacs setup.
It used to work, but I have not been
will fail when I switch back, and I will
have to shut down Emacs with ctrl alt del.
My best guess is it is related to AUCTeX since it only affects buffers
using AUCTeX.
-Rasmus
Rasmus Pank Roulund wrote:
Thanks for replying. I have tried out the "official" Emacs client.
Actually, I
important mode
in my Emacs setup.
Thanks,
Rasmus
Ralf Angeli wrote:
* Rasmus Pank Roulund (2008-02-10) writes:
I have recently reinstalled Emacsw32 and AUCTeX 11.85.
I'd check if it also happens with the precompiled version of Emacs 22
obtainable from ftp.gnu.org and make sure that ema
:\ strange things happens.
Is this a bug in AUCTeX or a in my setup?
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t for
spelling commands?
Also, everything should be in the PATH.
I hope somebody will be able to help me out here. It is a bugger not to
have a spell checker.
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And install AUCTeX on top of that via MSYS. EmacsW32 is well integrated
with Windows. The second distribution might be good too. I haven't tried
it.
Also, you can find newer, compiled versions of Aspell around the web,
than the one on the official site.
Hope it helps.
-Rasmus
Marcelo Tys
is a PGF.el, or does anybody have a
AUCTeX package for PGF/TikZ?
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ed copy that would make it a lot easier to
navigate.
Well, in any case I see from the replies that I didn't overlook
something in the manual. The developers may consider this as a feature
request; but if its too hard to implement, if it would make parsing the
document a lot slower, or if I'
arabic", "reftex-appendix-numbering" = "Roman",
"reftex-backmatter-numbering" = nil or something...).
Maybe I simply overlooked something in the documentation?
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Dave,
Tex-ref is on the FTP-server under "[version-number]-extra". The newest
tex-ref.pdf (or .ps) may be gained from
http://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/auctex/11.82-extra/
Cheers,
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