Re: tex-terminate-paragraph ignores paragraph-start and paragraph-separate

[Glenn Morris <rgm@gnu.org>]

Joe Wells wrote:

> martin rudalics <rudalics@gmx.at> writes:
>
>>> The fix is to make tex-terminate-paragraph use a better approach to
>>> finding the start of the current paragraph.  At the very least, it
>>> should honor paragraph-start and paragraph-separate.
>>
>> I think the "(search-backward "\n\n" nil t)" in `tex-validate-buffer'
>> should then be replaced as well.
>
> Both places should probably just use the standard paragraph motion
> functions. 

Yes, I think just using backward-paragraph in tex-terminate-paragraph
(which doesn't seem like a very useful function to me) is good enough.
I'm still thinking about tex-validate-buffer.

> (By the way, what is tex-validate-buffer doing with paragraphs
> anyway?)

It's checking each "paragraph" is balanced in terms of parens, etc.
tex-validate-region is more like "find first mismatch in region". Just
calling tex-validate-region on the whole buffer would never produce
more than one error. Not very useful. I'm not convinced it's a very
useful function anyway though. As it stands, you get up to one error
per "paragraph".