$ in customized verbatim environment confuses Latex-mode

$ in customized verbatim environment confuses Latex-mode

[Thorsten Jolitz]

Hi List, 

I have a customized verbatim environment for Latex documents, lets call
it wideverbatim, and there is a small problem: 

,---------------------
| \begin{wideverbatim}
|    $ foo
| \end{wideverbatim}
`---------------------

lets the buffer beyond the '$' sign look like in math mode (until
another 'free' $ is found) - no fontification anymore. However, compiling
and everything works fine, it seems only the fontification in the buffer
becomes distorted. 

When I change it to 

,-----------------
| \begin{verbatim}
|    $ foo
| \end{verbatim}
`-----------------

everything looks alright again. But when I try something like

,---------------------
| \begin{wideverbatim}
|    \$ foo
| \end{wideverbatim}
`---------------------

fontification returns to normal, but the \ backslash is printed in the
output. 

Its not really a serious problem, since everything still works, but
maybe there is an easy remedy? It looks ugly and makes working in the
buffer more difficult. 


-- 
cheers,
Thorsten

Re: $ in customized verbatim environment confuses Latex-mode

[Joost Kremers]

Thorsten Jolitz wrote:
[$ in custom verbatim environment]
> Its not really a serious problem, since everything still works, but
> maybe there is an easy remedy? It looks ugly and makes working in the
> buffer more difficult. 

assuming you use auctex, i suspect customizing the variable
LaTeX-verbatim-environments and adding "wideverbatim" to itwill get you
what you want.


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Re: $ in customized verbatim environment confuses Latex-mode

[Thorsten Jolitz]

Joost Kremers <joostkremers@yahoo.com> writes:

> Thorsten Jolitz wrote:
> [$ in custom verbatim environment]
>> Its not really a serious problem, since everything still works, but
>> maybe there is an easy remedy? It looks ugly and makes working in the
>> buffer more difficult. 
>
> assuming you use auctex, i suspect customizing the variable
> LaTeX-verbatim-environments and adding "wideverbatim" to itwill get you
> what you want.

That does the job, thank you. 

-- 
cheers,
Thorsten