Where is the `configure.ac' file for AUCTeX?

I can't seem to find the Autoconf input file in the
distribution tarball.  Is this intentional?

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Re: Where is the `configure.ac' file for AUCTeX?

Daniel Brockman <daniel <at> brockman.se> writes:

> I can't seem to find the Autoconf input file in the
> distribution tarball.  Is this intentional?

Which distribution tarball?

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Re: Where is the `configure.ac' file for AUCTeX?

Daniel Brockman <daniel <at> brockman.se> writes:

> David Kastrup <dak <at> gnu.org> writes:
>
>> Daniel Brockman <daniel <at> brockman.se> writes:
>>
>>> I can't seem to find the Autoconf input file in the
>>> distribution tarball.  Is this intentional?
>>
>> Which distribution tarball?
>
> The one at <http://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/auctex/auctex-11.55.tar.gz>.
>
> ChangeLog mentions `configure.ac' several times, but that file does
> not appear in the tarball.

I think we did not include the CVS and autoconf specific stuff in the
tarball.  It does not seem perfectly consistent with the GPL, and it
will change with the next release, I guess.

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Re: Where is the `configure.ac' file for AUCTeX?

David Kastrup <dak <at> gnu.org> writes:

> I think we did not include the CVS and autoconf specific stuff in
> the tarball.  It does not seem perfectly consistent with the GPL,
> and it will change with the next release, I guess.

Thanks.  It's also inconvenient when someone actually needs to change
the configure script for their distribution.

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Re: Where is the `configure.ac' file for AUCTeX?

David Kastrup <dak <at> gnu.org> writes:

> Daniel Brockman <daniel <at> brockman.se> writes:
>
>> I can't seem to find the Autoconf input file in the
>> distribution tarball.  Is this intentional?
>
> Which distribution tarball?

The one at <http://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/auctex/auctex-11.55.tar.gz>.

ChangeLog mentions `configure.ac' several times, but that file does
not appear in the tarball.

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How can I preview the info file

Hello,
  Before I install auctex, I can edit texinfo file and preview generated
info file from menu, but after I install auctex, how can I preview the
info file?

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Re: How can I preview the info file

* Li Daobing (2005-05-06) writes:

>   Before I install auctex, I can edit texinfo file and preview generated
> info file from menu, but after I install auctex, how can I preview the
> info file?

Do you mean the menu entry "Texinfo --> Makeinfo buffer"?  Something
like this is not implemented in AUCTeX.  The Texinfo mode in AUCTeX is
rather basic at the moment.  We will have to think of a scheme for
dealing with the viewers for Texinfo and its various output formats.

If you want to use the default Texinfo mode instead of the one
provided by AUCTeX you could add

(eval-after-load "tex-site"
  (autoload 'texinfo-mode "texinfo" nil t))

to your init file (untested).  But be aware that the way to activate
and deactivate AUCTeX modes will change with the next release.

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Re: Report for failiur installation of AUCTeX

"Xiao Ma" <lionxiaoma <at> yahoo.com> writes:

> Dear Sir or Madam,
>
>    I just install AUCTeX in my laptop. Following is the configuration of
> hardware and software:
>
> IBM Thinkpad T42
> OS: Windows XP (SP2)
> Emacs: 21.3.1 (for windows)
> Cygwin: 2.78.2.3
> AUCTeX: 11.55
>
>    I have installed it. However, there are two mode in my Emacs, say
> LaTeX-mode (AUCTeX) and latex-mode (original Emacs's tex-mode).

In Emacs' tex-mode.el, LaTeX-mode is an alias for latex-mode.

Whether those modes are AUCTeX, you can find out with

C-h f LaTeX-mode RET

If not (it is announced in the doc string), you have not activated the
package according to instructions, usually done with

(require 'tex-site)

in your .emacs file.

If you do that, both LaTeX-mode and latex-mode should be replaced by

LaTeX-mode and scroll options

Hi,

I've set pretty big values for scroll-up/down-agressively. If I scroll
with the cursor keys, or with C-v, everythink is fine. But if I am
typping something "normally", the buffer scrolls to the middle. In
text-mode and in TeX-mode as opposite I get the scrolls right. Is this
Bug in LaTeX-mode?

Best regards,

Re: LaTeX-mode and scroll options

* Plamen Tanovski (2005-05-07) writes:

> I've set pretty big values for scroll-up/down-agressively. If I scroll
> with the cursor keys, or with C-v, everythink is fine. But if I am
> typping something "normally", the buffer scrolls to the middle. In
> text-mode and in TeX-mode as opposite I get the scrolls right. Is this
> Bug in LaTeX-mode?

Did you check this with a CVS Emacs?  At least I cannot reproduce it
with a CVS Emacs and `scroll-{up,down}-aggressively' set to 0.9.

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