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Andrea Crotti | 3 Jul 2011 16:08
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beamer & preview

Hi everyone,
first of all thanks for the great work.

I'm using auctex and preview with beamer, and I noticed that images are
shown many times in case there are overlays.

Then since I'm here another question, isn't it possible to compile with
one key only?
I mean C-c C-v runs the viewer without further questions, but to compile
I always have to do at least C-c C-c RET

And last thing, isn't there any plan to switch the repository to
something more modern (at least subversion)?
I think just for that the project would gain many more developers, and
maybe it would open more possibilities...

Thanks a lot,
Andrea
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Ralf Angeli | 11 Jul 2011 16:03

Re: Texinfo: mark environment and mark section/node

* Vincent Belaïche (2011-06-20) writes:

> Thank you for pointing that out. Here are the updated changelog and patch.
>
> I have re-tested only the mark section as I've not changed any else
> since my last message.
>
> Hopefully, we finally converge!

Yup!  And I've finally checked in the patch.  Phew. (c:

Regarding the question about where to put documentation, I also failed
to find a good place for it.  Perhaps we need a new "Navigation"
subsection below "Editing"?

In the LaTeX menu the functions for marking and jumping to the start or
end of an environment are below "Formatting and Marking", together with
the functions for filling.  But in the manual we have "Commenting",
"Indenting" and "Filling" which can all be related to a marked region.
So perhaps a separate section is in order.

And in that section one could describe both the functions for LaTeX and
Texinfo mode.

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Vincent Belaïche | 14 Jul 2011 18:15
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Re: Texinfo: mark environment and mark section/node

> Regarding the question about where to put documentation, I also failed
> to find a good place for it. Perhaps we need a new "Navigation"
> subsection below "Editing"?
> 
> In the LaTeX menu the functions for marking and jumping to the start
> or end of an environment are below "Formatting and Marking", together
> with the functions for filling. But in the manual we have
> "Commenting", "Indenting" and "Filling" which can all be related to a
> marked region.  So perhaps a separate section is in order.
> 
> And in that section one could describe both the functions for LaTeX
> and Texinfo mode.
> 
> -- 
> Ralf

Hi Ralf,

Battons le fer tant qu'il est encore chaud...

Here is attached the patch to documentation, and here follows the
ChangeLog entry:

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2011-07-14  Vincent Belaïche  <vincentb1 <at> users.sourceforge.net>

	* doc/auctex.texi: Add documentation for functions
	LaTeX-mark-section, LaTeX-mark-environment, Texinfo-mark-section,
	Texinfo-mark-environment and Texinfo-mark-node.
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Ralf Angeli | 24 Jul 2011 14:35

Re: Feature request: LaTeX-environment behavior with active region

* Erik Parmann (2011-06-15) writes:

> For me it seems to reasonable that when one evoke the function
> "LaTeX-environment" (e.g with C-c C-e) with some region selected it
> should but the environment delimiters (\begin.. and \end) at the
> beginning and the end of the selected region. Currently it does
> nothing if some region is selected.

Sorry, but I don't understand the request.  What exactly should happen
if you type `C-c C-e' when the region is active?

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Evil Boris | 24 Jul 2011 15:54

Current snapshot in ELPA


Did anyone consider including a more recent (or [gasp!] current)
snapshot of AUCTEX into ELPA (GNU ELPA or any other one), besides
version 11.86.  Or is it already present in some ELPA?  If not, may I
make this a "feature request"?

Thanks.
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Erik Parmann | 24 Jul 2011 16:30
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Re: Feature request: LaTeX-environment behavior with active region

On Sun, Jul 24, 2011 at 2:35 PM, Ralf Angeli <angeli <at> caeruleus.net> wrote:
> * Erik Parmann (2011-06-15) writes:
>
>> For me it seems to reasonable that when one evoke the function
>> "LaTeX-environment" (e.g with C-c C-e) with some region selected it
>> should but the environment delimiters (\begin.. and \end) at the
>> beginning and the end of the selected region. Currently it does
>> nothing if some region is selected.
>
> Sorry, but I don't understand the request.  What exactly should happen
> if you type `C-c C-e' when the region is active?
>
> --
> Ralf
>
It should invoke the function LaTeX-environment, prompting you to
choose a environment. It should then put the start tag of that
environment (e.g \begin{theorem}) at the start of your marked area,
and the end tag at the end of the marked area.

The use case is as follows: I have written a paragraph, and it turns
out it should not be part of the main flow of text, but rather a
definition. I mark the paragraph, C-c C-e and select definition, and
then the paragraph gets the \begin{definition} ... \end{definition}
around it. Currently i need to either write the begin-end manually, or
do  C-c C-e at the start of the paragraph, and then cut-paste the
\end{..} to the end of the paragraph.

-Erik
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Damien Cassou | 24 Jul 2011 16:50
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Re: Current snapshot in ELPA

On Sun, Jul 24, 2011 at 3:54 PM, Evil Boris <evilborisnet <at> netscape.net> wrote:
> Did anyone consider including a more recent (or [gasp!] current)
> snapshot of AUCTEX into ELPA (GNU ELPA or any other one), besides
> version 11.86.  Or is it already present in some ELPA?  If not, may I
> make this a "feature request"?

I don't know about elpa, but el-get
(https://github.com/dimitri/el-get/) makes it trivial to install
auctex, reftex and a lot of other packages. Auctex and reftex are
downloaded from cvs and compiled automatically by the dedicated
recipe: https://github.com/dimitri/el-get/blob/master/recipes/auctex.el

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Evil Boris | 29 Jul 2011 05:36

Re: Current snapshot in ELPA


Damien Cassou <damien.cassou <at> gmail.com> writes:

> On Sun, Jul 24, 2011 at 3:54 PM, Evil Boris <evilborisnet <at> netscape.net> wrote:
>> Did anyone consider including a more recent (or [gasp!] current)
>> snapshot of AUCTEX into ELPA (GNU ELPA or any other one), besides
>> version 11.86.  Or is it already present in some ELPA?  If not, may I
>> make this a "feature request"?
>
> I don't know about elpa, but el-get
> (https://github.com/dimitri/el-get/) makes it trivial to install
> auctex, reftex and a lot of other packages. Auctex and reftex are
> downloaded from cvs and compiled automatically by the dedicated
> recipe: https://github.com/dimitri/el-get/blob/master/recipes/auctex.el

Thanks for the idea; I took a look at the recipe and that invokes
configure and friends.  I was hoping for something that would work on
Windows [yes, I know] as well, without much extra pain.  Oh, well.

--Boris
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Marcin Borkowski | 29 Jul 2011 15:51
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A feature request concerning ConTeXt MkIV

Hello,

I am using AUCTeX extensively to edit LaTeX files, and first of all I'd
like to say a big THANK YOU for that excellent package.  However, I am
starting to use ConTeXt as well, and I have one problem with it.  While
ConTeXt MkII support is ok, I could not configure AUCTeX to run ConTeXt
MkIV.  I think this is rather trivial to implement, but I have neither
knowledge to do it nor time to learn what is needed;).  From the user's
point of view it would be best to be able to select ConTeXt version, so
that MkII runs texexec (like at present) and MkIV runs the "context"
script (with the filename as the parameter).

Thanks in advance

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