Can I create a short-cut to run LaTeX?

Can I create a short-cut to run LaTeX?

[Christian_Yale]

Hi there,
I use emacs 22, with auctex, in ubuntu-linux 7.10

i already know how to set that every time that i start emacs for
a .tex file to get it in the pdf mode, then as soon as i click (with
the mouse) the key 'LaTex', i am going to compile it using pdflatex.

now, the thing that i want to do is to define a shortcut keys, like 'M
+t', to run latex, How can I do that?
thanks in advance

Re: Can I create a short-cut to run LaTeX?

[Adolfo De Unanue]

There is already a shortcut for that:

C-c C-c


:)


El Sun, 27 Jan 2008 19:16:18 -0800 (PST)
Christian_Yale <cseljatib@gmail.com> escribió:

> Hi there,
> I use emacs 22, with auctex, in ubuntu-linux 7.10
> 
> i already know how to set that every time that i start emacs for
> a .tex file to get it in the pdf mode, then as soon as i click (with
> the mouse) the key 'LaTex', i am going to compile it using pdflatex.
> 
> now, the thing that i want to do is to define a shortcut keys, like 'M
> +t', to run latex, How can I do that?
> thanks in advance
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Re: Can I create a short-cut to run LaTeX?

[Peter Dyballa]

Am 28.01.2008 um 04:16 schrieb Christian_Yale:

> the thing that i want to do is to define a shortcut keys, like 'M
> +t', to run latex


What is so bad with C-c C-c? It runs TeX-command-master, and this  
function then decides what might be needed to perform.

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