gmane.emacs.auctex.general

Re: Re: How to get pdf mode turned on automatically forbeamer files

Ralf Angeli — 2008-12-01T19:33:18

I reverted the change because it did not work correctly. It seems to work if the style information is updated right before the mode hooks are called but I need to check this more thoroughly. Sure. Yes.

Re: How to get pdf mode turned on automatically for beamerfiles

Leo — 2008-12-01T06:45:03

Before I update to the latest version CVS, does AUCTeX work with the reftex in Emacs? Any plan to synchronise the two versions of reftex? At least it will give reftex more testing. Thanks,

Re: Re: How to get pdf mode turned on automatically forbeamer files

Ralf Angeli — 2008-11-30T20:35:14

Not really. It looks like a change in Emacs led to this because it still sort of works in Emacs 22. I say "sort of" because of the problems Reiner mentioned in this thread. I changed the code in AUCTeX now in a way which ensures that the style information is available when the mode hooks are run. So if you use (add-hook 'LaTeX-mode-hook (lambda () (when (member "beamer" TeX-active-styles) (TeX-PDF-mode 1)))) instead of the code quoted above it should work. However, even though everything seemed to work when testing, the change I made may have side effects and cause other problems, so please be on the lookout for bugs related to the style system, like missing macro completion or fontification.

Re: How to get pdf mode turned on automatically for beamerfiles

Leo — 2008-11-29T15:46:45

Any idea why this stops working with latest CVS? Thanks,

Re: label ref and TeX-master questions

Ralf Angeli — 2008-11-26T22:09:54

And if you select the menu entries "Ref --> Parse Document --> Entire Document" and "Ref --> Parse Document --> Save to File"? In my case referencing (`C-c )') and clicking on labels and references with `S-Mouse-2' is working fine even with this macro in the master file. I've attached a small multifile example with three files I used for testing. This is an AUCTeX feature. See (info "(auctex)European"). This is clearly not related to labels and references, so I wonder why you bring this up here. No idea. The string "cannot find it" is not in the RefTeX sources. Are you sure you are actually calling a RefTeX function? What's the output if you type `C-h k' and then click on the label with `S-Mouse-2'? Perhaps you can make a minimal example (like the one I provided) which can be used to reproduce the problem? Please also include a description of what exactly you do in which file. By the way, which versions of Emacs and RefTeX are you using? `C-h v emacs-version ' and `C-h v reftex-version ' should tell you. No, see (info "(emacs)Incremental Search").

Re: label ref and TeX-master questions

François Patte — 2008-11-26T08:42:11

Le 25.11.2008 21:43, Ralf Angeli a écrit : entry for multiple files. should be No. But I found the culprit: this macro in TeX-master: \newcommand{\cesure}{% {\fontfamily{dvng}\selectfont% \char'377}} \newcommand{\ltiret}{% \hbox{\cesure\kern -1.3pt\cesure\kern -1.3pt\cesure\kern -1.3pt\cesure}} This macro destroys the link between TeX-master and other files, for instance, I use babel and frenchb, in that case when I strike the "-key it is expanded to \og or \fg{} (french quotation marks). I don't understand why, so I can't repair it! If anyone has some idea.... If I remove it, whenever I click on \ref or \pageref with mouse middle button, emacs opens a second buffer and shows me the corresponding \label. But if I do the same on a \label, this mini-buffer answer: Sorry, cannot find it (\\$eq\|page\|[fvF]$?ref{trl\.combin\.ref\.kedara}) What does this mean? interface", tick them.... in the about are The name "isearch whole document" seems to be related to my problem.... But I may be wrong! Thanks for helping. -- François Patte UFR de mathématiques et informatique Université Paris Descartes 45, rue des Saints Pères F-75270 Paris Cedex 06 Tél. +33 (0)1 44 55 35 61 http://www.math-info.univ-paris5.fr/~patte

Re: label ref and TeX-master questions

Ralf Angeli — 2008-11-25T20:43:43

Okay, is there a .rel file in the directory of the master file and does it contain the names of the input files? Are the labels listed in the file? Why do you think these options affect parsing?

Re: label ref and TeX-master questions

François Patte — 2008-11-25T07:49:31

Le 24.11.2008 19:15, Ralf Angeli a écrit : Yes I have this in every files and %%% TeX-master: t in the master file Yes, I am aware of this, this was just an information, if I tick these boxes, nothing change in the behaviour of "Parse document" which scans the entire document, as I can see it in the "Messages" buffer (every file which are "input" in the master file is scanned) and the minibuff answers at the end: "Scanning document... done" Thanks for helping -- François Patte UFR de mathématiques et informatique Université Paris Descartes 45, rue des Saints Pères F-75270 Paris Cedex 06 Tél. +33 (0)1 44 55 35 61 http://www.math-info.univ-paris5.fr/~patte

Re: label ref and TeX-master questions

Ralf Angeli — 2008-11-24T18:15:26

Do your files specify `TeX-master' as file variable? There should be something like the following at the end of each file. %%% Local Variables: %%% mode: latex %%% TeX-master: "master" %%% End: AUCTeX inserts this automatically in new files if the `TeX-master' variable is set as specified on the first page of the AUCTeX manual. Are you sure you have the right menu? The parsing entries are in the submenu "Ref --> Parse Document". The entries you are talking about are in the submenu "Ref --> Options".

Re: label ref and TeX-master questions

François Patte — 2008-11-24T07:53:35

Le 23.11.2008 18:26, Ralf Angeli a écrit : Even if I use this menu, it doesn't find anything across multiple files. In this menu, I can see boxes to be ticked: one is "AucTex interface", another one is "isearch whole document". nothing happens if I tick them.... -- François Patte UFR de mathématiques et informatique Université Paris Descartes 45, rue des Saints Pères F-75270 Paris Cedex 06 Tél. +33 (0)1 44 55 35 61 http://www.math-info.univ-paris5.fr/~patte

Re: label ref and TeX-master questions

Ralf Angeli — 2008-11-23T17:26:26

Did you tell RefTeX to parse the document? There is a menu entry for that: "Ref --> Parse Document --> Entire Document"

Re: label ref and TeX-master questions

François Patte — 2008-11-23T17:22:00

Le 23.11.2008 15:47, Pierre Lorenzon a écrit : (same if OK. Thanks, this (almost) works, almost means that now the whole reference is taken into account but, I use a master file with preamble and multiple "\input file" to load the several chapters of a book. If the label and ref are in the same file, there is no problem, but emacs does not display label and ref accross two different files. Is it possible to customize this? Thanks François -- François Patte UFR de mathématiques et informatique Université Paris Descartes 45, rue des Saints Pères F-75270 Paris Cedex 06 Tél. +33 (0)1 44 55 35 61 http://www.math-info.univ-paris5.fr/~patte

Re: label ref and TeX-master questions

Ralf Angeli — 2008-11-23T14:14:44

I'm not sure what the text in quotes means, but the way the label is written it lacks a classifier for thing it is labeling, e.g. "fig:" for figures or "sec:" for sections. So if you want to reference a figure, RefTeX will not be able to limit the offered list of labels to those belonging to figures. This means you got rid of a useful feature. The same goes for the fancyref LaTeX package which also makes use of prefixes to distinguish label types.

Re: label ref and TeX-master questions

Pierre Lorenzon — 2008-11-23T14:47:27

Bonjour, From: François Patte mi.parisdescartes.fr> Subject: [AUCTeX] label ref and TeX-master questions Date: Sun, 23 Nov 2008 12:24:15 +0100 I am just using same structure for labels which I found particularly "functorial with respect to the ideas" but simply replacing "," with "." and everything goes well ! Pierre

Re: label ref and TeX-master questions

Ralf Angeli — 2008-11-23T12:48:46

This is a RefTeX feature, not one of AUCTeX. The mechanism for displaying cross-reference information in RefTeX determines the key with the same function for \ref, \cite, \label, etc. In \cite you might have multiple citations separated by comma, therefore the comma is used as a separator and only part of the keys you use for your labels is found. While this could probably be changed in RefTeX I am not sure this is a good idea because there might be LaTeX packages (that I am not aware of) which allow multiple keys per reference macro. So a workaround would be to avoid the comma in labels. M-x customize-variable TeX-one-master and extend the regexp to match the .dn extension as well. So it should look something like this in the customization buffer: \.$texi?\|dtx\|dn$$ You might also have to customize `TeX-file-extenstions'.

label ref and TeX-master questions

François Patte — 2008-11-23T11:24:15

Bonjour, I have a few questions about auctex: 1- I use to write my labels in this way: \label{title,section-title,topic} When the mouse is over a ref, the whole command is highlighted and, if the mouse is over title, I get this answer: label title unknown (same if it is over section-titel or topic). Is there a way to have auctex reading the complete reference name given? 2- I defined a mode with dn extension in my .emacs which loads the latex-mode; when I open a new file with this dn extension, auctex asks for the master file but does not write anything at the end of the buffer like it does if I open a new file with the tex extension: %%% Local Variables: %%% mode: latex %%% TeX-master: t %%% End: How to correct this. Thanks for attention. -- François Patte UFR de mathématiques et informatique Université Paris Descartes 45, rue des Saints Pères F-75270 Paris Cedex 06 Tél. +33 (0)1 44 55 35 61 http://www.math-info.univ-paris5.fr/~patte

label ref and TeX-master questions

François Patte — 2008-11-23T11:23:41

Re: Is there an easy way to create keybindings for commandssimiliar to "section", etc.

Ralf Angeli — 2008-11-23T11:20:38

Macros are mostly inserted with `C-c '. How support for special macros can be added to AUCTeX is described in the manual, see (info "(auctex)Adding Macros").

Is there an easy way to create keybindings for commands similiar to "section", etc.

Basil Abou El-Komboz — 2008-11-23T11:08:32

Hey, I'm using AUCTeX and I am very satisfied with it. As using latex more and more, there is an growing demand for additional keybindings, similar to "C-c C-c C-s" for a section command. How can I (easily) create additional keybindings....... so for example C-c C-c C-u to query for an text and then insert "\example{query-text}". I would appreciate any hints and tipps! Thank you! Greetings, Basil

Re: PC-look-for-include-file: No such include file:`C:/Program Files/MiKTeX.h'

Leo — 2008-11-20T21:52:35

Could you be more specific how to do this file:line:error messages? Best,

Re: PC-look-for-include-file: No such include file:`C:/Program Files/MiKTeX.h'

Ralf Angeli — 2008-11-20T21:27:37

Could be a problem with the parser. Does it work if you enable file:line:error messages (either by configuring your TeX system or be providing the respective command line parameter to the latex call)?