Auctex and font lock

Auctex and font lock

[Tim X]

I just came across an interesting problem with auctex and emacs 21 on
a Debian box. Everything appears to be working fine - all font locking
is good until I add a comment. Once I ad a comment to my *.tex file,
all the subsequent lines of the file are font-locked with
font-lock-comment-face. Removing the comment and everything goes back
to correct font-lock faces.

This is on a Debian system running the testing distribution. Has
anyone else noticed this? 

Tim
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Re: Auctex and font lock

[David Kastrup]

Tim X <timx@spamto.devnul.com> writes:

> I just came across an interesting problem with auctex and emacs 21 on
> a Debian box. Everything appears to be working fine - all font locking
> is good until I add a comment. Once I ad a comment to my *.tex file,
> all the subsequent lines of the file are font-locked with
> font-lock-comment-face. Removing the comment and everything goes back
> to correct font-lock faces.
> 
> This is on a Debian system running the testing distribution. Has
> anyone else noticed this? 

What version of AUCTeX?

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Re: Auctex and font lock

[Tim X]

>>>>> "David" == David Kastrup <dak@gnu.org> writes:

 David> Tim X <timx@spamto.devnul.com> writes:
 >> I just came across an interesting problem with auctex and emacs 21
 >> on a Debian box. Everything appears to be working fine - all font
 >> locking is good until I add a comment. Once I ad a comment to my
 >> *.tex file, all the subsequent lines of the file are font-locked
 >> with font-lock-comment-face. Removing the comment and everything
 >> goes back to correct font-lock faces.
 >> 
 >> This is on a Debian system running the testing distribution. Has
 >> anyone else noticed this?

 David> What version of AUCTeX?

Oops, should have mentioned that. 

Its version 11.11-3 (the 3 is the debian package version) and emacs 21.2

I also found I get the same thing on my home debian system running the
unstable distribution which uses Emacs 21.3 and the same auctex
version. 

Tim
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