> Stefan Monnier writes:
>>> OTOH you should be able to completely hide the "base" menus (by
>>> overriding their bindings with something silly like the `ignore`
>>> command).
>> Do you mean menus provided by built-in tex mode by "base" menus?
> Yes.
I see. Then ability to hide the base
Hi Uwe,
> Uwe Brauer writes:
>> AFAIK the only clean way is to actually change those bindings.
>> Yes, users will complain, and it may even break some 3rd party code, so
>> it'll be somewhat painful.
> Given that, and I am using for example cdlatex I must ask:
> is this drastic change
>> [ And in Emacs-30, you can use `major-mode-remap-alist` so that
>> `mode: latex` will not call `latex-mode` but some other function,
>> such as `LaTeX-mode`. ]
> Yes, `major-mode-remap-alist` provides a clean way. However AUCTeX still
> need to keep the current code for a certain period
Hi Stefan,
> Stefan Monnier writes:
>> 1. I first tried [A] because [B] wouldn't be easy to retain
>> compatibility for users who have
>> - a lot of files with "mode: latex" tag in the file local variables
>> section.
> The `mode:` specifies which function is called to enable the mode,
>
