Re: Auctex

Re: Auctex

[Ralf Angeli]

* moheb@cybermesa.com (2006-09-15) writes:

> I noticed significant delay in keyboard repeat say with the space key while 
>  typing in emacs. I think this is a problem with Auctex. Anyone has the same 
>  experience? Any workaround?

Are there unmatched quotation marks or math switches in the document?
Does it get better if you disable font locking?

-- 
Ralf

Auctex

[moheb]

Hi,

I noticed significant delay in keyboard repeat say with the space key while 
 typing in emacs. I think this is a problem with Auctex. Anyone has the same 
 experience? Any workaround?

Thanks, 

Moheb

AUCTeX

[David Rasmussen]

How do I check if AUCTeX is already installed in my emacs?

/David

Re: AUCTeX

[Roodwriter]

David Rasmussen wrote:

> How do I check if AUCTeX is already installed in my emacs?
> 
> /David


Why not just type M-x latex-mode and see if you get it? The modeline will 
say latex and your menu bar will change.

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Re: AUCTeX

[David Rasmussen]

Roodwriter@core.com wrote:
> 
> Why not just type M-x latex-mode and see if you get it? The modeline will 
> say latex and your menu bar will change.
> 

Because I am a total beginner, and know nothing about emacs and AUCTeX? :)

I got the LaTeX-mode, but how can I be sure that this is AUCTeX? Aren't 
there other LaTeX-modes available?

/David

Re: AUCTeX

[David Kastrup]

David Rasmussen <david.rasmussen@gmx.net> writes:

> How do I check if AUCTeX is already installed in my emacs?

When opening a TeX file, you have a "Command" menu.  If not, try
M-: (require 'tex-site) RET
in a fresh Emacs, and then check
C-h v AUC-TeX-version RET

-- 
David Kastrup, Kriemhildstr. 15, 44793 Bochum

Re: AUCTeX

[David Rasmussen]

David Kastrup wrote:
> 
> When opening a TeX file, you have a "Command" menu. 

I have a TeX-menu?

> If not, try
> M-: (require 'tex-site) RET

Gives errors.

> in a fresh Emacs, and then check
> C-h v AUC-TeX-version RET
> 

Gives errors too. The AUC-TeX-version variable isn't defined. So I am 
not running AUCTeX, or what? But what mode am I running then? I _does_ 
say (LaTeX Fill) in the modeline, and there is a TeX-menu.

/David

Re: AUCTeX

[David Kastrup]

David Rasmussen <david.rasmussen@gmx.net> writes:

> David Kastrup wrote:
> > When opening a TeX file, you have a "Command" menu. 
> 
> I have a TeX-menu?
> 
> > If not, try
> > M-: (require 'tex-site) RET
> 
> Gives errors.
> 
> > in a fresh Emacs, and then check
> > C-h v AUC-TeX-version RET
> > 
> 
> Gives errors too. The AUC-TeX-version variable isn't defined. So I am
> not running AUCTeX, or what? But what mode am I running then? I _does_
> say (LaTeX Fill) in the modeline, and there is a TeX-menu.

AUCTeX is a very much enhanced LaTeX mode.  It is not bundled with
Emacs, and even in XEmacs (where typically older versions of it are
bundled), you have to explicitly activate it.

Everybody will tell you "you want to use AUCTeX" when you are writing
LaTeX code.

-- 
David Kastrup, Kriemhildstr. 15, 44793 Bochum

RE: AucTeX

[Dmitri.Minaev]

There's also Whizzytex+advi combination
(http://pauillac.inria.fr/whizzytex/) which Arthur could find useful. It
re-compiles the dvi automatically as you type. No need to switch focus to
and fro.

--
With best regards,
Dmitri Minaev


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kester Clegg [mailto:kester@cs.york.ac.uk]
> Sent: Friday, November 22, 2002 2:49 PM
> To: help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org
> Subject: Re: AucTeX
> 
> 
> "arthur.chereau" <arthur.chereau@voila.fr> writes:
> 
> > First, I'd like to keep the xdvi window always opened, that is:
> > - the first time I compile the source from emacs, emacs 
> opens an xdvi window
> >   with the corresponding dvi
> > - I don't need to close xdvi to recompile
> > - when I recompile with auctex, xdvi updates the dvi
> 
> 
> xdvi should update as soon as you switch focus to it after compiling.
> You shouldn't need to change the default settings.  You 
> compile with C-c
> C-c once, do it again and you get the option to view.  After that, you
> can just compile and xdvi will update of its own accord.
> 
> 
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Re: AucTeX

[Stein A. Stromme]

[arthur chereau]

| Hi,
| 
| With auctex, I'd like to keep an xdvi window showing the dvi corresponding to
| the current emacs buffer.
| 
| For now, with (list "View" "%v " 'TeX-run-command nil t) in tex-site.el,
| I can run xdvi from emacs, but then I need to close xdvi if I want to lauch
| another compilation.
| 
| First, I'd like to keep the xdvi window always opened, that is:
| - the first time I compile the source from emacs, emacs opens an xdvi window
|   with the corresponding dvi
| - I don't need to close xdvi to recompile
| - when I recompile with auctex, xdvi updates the dvi

This is how things work for me, using the default out-of-the-box
configuration of auctex.  I just need to click in the xdvi window in
order to update it (which is a little annyoing, I agree).

| Now, I'd like the dvi shown by xdvi to always correspond to the emacs buffer:
| - I compile a (La)TeX file as shown above; an xdvi window is opened
| - I open another (La)TeX file in emacs
| - when I compile it, xdvi automatically shows the dvi corresponding to the
|   new emacs buffer

Why not have two xdvi windows instead?

Stein
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Re: AucTeX

[Kester Clegg]

"arthur.chereau" <arthur.chereau@voila.fr> writes:

> First, I'd like to keep the xdvi window always opened, that is:
> - the first time I compile the source from emacs, emacs opens an xdvi window
>   with the corresponding dvi
> - I don't need to close xdvi to recompile
> - when I recompile with auctex, xdvi updates the dvi


xdvi should update as soon as you switch focus to it after compiling.
You shouldn't need to change the default settings.  You compile with C-c
C-c once, do it again and you get the option to view.  After that, you
can just compile and xdvi will update of its own accord.


-- 
************************************************************************
Kester Clegg				Dept. of Computer Science,
Research Assistant (UTC)		University of York, 
Tel (01904) 43 27 49			email: kester at cs.york.ac.uk
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Re: AucTeX

[Maarten Bergvelt]

In article <mailman.1037966837.10921.help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org>,
arthur.chereau wrote: 
> Hi,
> 
> With auctex, I'd like to keep an xdvi window showing the dvi
> corresponding to the current emacs buffer.
> 
> For now, with (list "View" "%v " 'TeX-run-command nil t) in
> tex-site.el, I can run xdvi from emacs, but then I need to close
> xdvi if I want to lauch another compilation.

I have 
 (list "View" "xdvi -geometry 1010x690+0+0 -s 2 %s "
              'TeX-run-background t nil)

I think the TeX-run-background keeps it from asking if you want to
close it.

I put the xdvi window on another desktop and switch desktops between
emacs and xdvi. Works for me.

--
Maarten Bergvelt

Re: AucTeX

[Kai Großjohann]

"arthur.chereau" <arthur.chereau@voila.fr> writes:

> For now, with (list "View" "%v " 'TeX-run-command nil t) in tex-site.el,
> I can run xdvi from emacs, but then I need to close xdvi if I want to lauch
> another compilation.

The default entry appears to be

 ("View" "%v " TeX-run-silent t nil)

which works fine for me.

kai
-- 
~/.signature is: umop ap!sdn    (Frank Nobis)

Re: AucTeX

[arthur.chereau]

> | First, I'd like to keep the xdvi window always opened, that is:
> | - the first time I compile the source from emacs, emacs opens an xdvi window
> |   with the corresponding dvi
> | - I don't need to close xdvi to recompile
> | - when I recompile with auctex, xdvi updates the dvi
>
> This is how things work for me, using the default out-of-the-box
> configuration of auctex.  I just need to click in the xdvi window in
> order to update it (which is a little annyoing, I agree).

Here's what I do:
- open the file
- C-c C-c      --> LaTeX
- C-c C-c      --> View (xdvi starts)
- modify the file and save it
- C-c C-c      --> LaTeX

Now I have:
Process `View' for document `test' running, kill it? (y or n) n
TeX-process-check: Cannot have two processes for the same document

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AucTeX

[arthur.chereau]

Hi,

With auctex, I'd like to keep an xdvi window showing the dvi corresponding to
the current emacs buffer.

For now, with (list "View" "%v " 'TeX-run-command nil t) in tex-site.el,
I can run xdvi from emacs, but then I need to close xdvi if I want to lauch
another compilation.

First, I'd like to keep the xdvi window always opened, that is:
- the first time I compile the source from emacs, emacs opens an xdvi window
  with the corresponding dvi
- I don't need to close xdvi to recompile
- when I recompile with auctex, xdvi updates the dvi

Now, I'd like the dvi shown by xdvi to always correspond to the emacs buffer:
- I compile a (La)TeX file as shown above; an xdvi window is opened
- I open another (La)TeX file in emacs
- when I compile it, xdvi automatically shows the dvi corresponding to the
  new emacs buffer

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