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25.0.50.1; Changing reftex-include-file-commands has no effect
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Your bug report
#19942: 25.0.50.1; Changing reftex-include-file-commands has no effect
which was filed against the auctex package, has been closed.
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Nicolas Richard <theonewiththeevillook <at> yahoo.fr> writes:
Hi!
> I was working in this document, wondering why reftex was not finding
> its files. I realized it was because I was using a macro of mine
> (named newpageinput) instead of the usual \input/\include, so I added:
> % reftex-include-file-commands: ("newpageinput" "input" "include") in
> the Local Variables: section, and hit C-u C-c C-n.
>
> But despite my efforts (e.g. removing the corresponding style file in
> auto/), the "C-c )" (reftex-reference) menu was always empty.
>
> After some grepping, I finally found I had to run M-:
> (reftex-compile-variables) RET in order to make it work.
>
> Could this process be documented e.g. in the docstring of
> reftex-include-file-commands ?
The same applies to all parsing-related reftex variables. When changing
these options with customized, the "reftex tables" are marked dirty and
`reftex-compile-variables' will be called appropriately [1]. When
changing the options from lisp, you have to do that on your own.
I added that to the docs. Now they mention:
,----[ (info "(reftex)Options") ]
| In case you don’t use the ‘customize’ interface, here’s a caveat:
| Changing (mostly parsing-related) options might require a call to
| ‘reftex-compile-variables’ in order to become effective.
`----
> Also, it would be nice to mention the option
> reftex-include-file-commands in (info "(auctex) Multifile") or (info
> "(reftex) Multifile Documents").
Now the latter has a new paragraph:
,----[ (info "(reftex)Multifile Documents") ]
| • RefTeX knows about the ‘\include’ and ‘\input’ macros. In case you
| use different commands to include files in a multifile document,
| customize the variable ‘reftex-include-file-commands’.
|
`----
Bye,
Tassilo
[1] Actually, reftex-include-file-commands was an exception here. I
added the appropriate :set property to the defcustom just now.
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Hello,
I was working in this document, wondering why reftex was not finding its
files. I realized it was because I was using a macro of mine (named
newpageinput) instead of the usual \input/\include, so I added:
% reftex-include-file-commands: ("newpageinput" "input" "include")
in the Local Variables: section, and hit C-u C-c C-n.
But despite my efforts (e.g. removing the corresponding style file in
auto/), the "C-c )" (reftex-reference) menu was always empty.
After some grepping, I finally found I had to run M-:
(reftex-compile-variables) RET in order to make it work.
Could this process be documented e.g. in the docstring of
reftex-include-file-commands ? Also, it would be nice to mention the
option reftex-include-file-commands in (info "(auctex) Multifile") or
(info "(reftex) Multifile Documents").
Thanks,
Emacs : GNU Emacs 25.0.50.1 (i686-pc-linux-gnu, X toolkit, Xaw scroll bars)
of 2015-02-18 on LDLC-portable
Package: 25.0.50.1
current state:
==============
(setq
window-system 'x
reftex-plug-into-AUCTeX t
)
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Nicolas Richard
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