Emacs Asked on December 5, 2021
I’m using AuCTeX (v.11.89.6 with Emacs 25.1). I have no problems with it, just a small nuisance. Whenever I use TeX-insert-macro
(C-c C-m) I get many options I never use. For instance, when I wish to insert the command enquote{...}
, I run TeX-insert-macro
and start typing enq
. The first option I get is MakeHyphenQuote
and so I have to scroll down to select enquote
.
To go around this issue, I used to edit the csquotes.el
style file and remove MakeHyphenQuote
from the list. However, each time AuCTeX updates itself, my file is removed and all customisation gets lost.
I also tried editing the TeX-symbol-list
variable (which, according to apropos-value
, seems to hold these commands), but couldn’t make it to work.
So my question is whether I can remove MakeHyphenQuote
(or any other command or environment) from the list used by AuCTeX for command insertion.
Update: just to clarify, I’m using ivy-mode
.
I finally managed to tackle this problem with the following function:
(defun nv/cleanauctex ()
"Removes two elements from TeX-symbol-list"
(interactive)
(setq TeX-symbol-list (remove '("MakeHyphenBlockQuote" "Language" "Opening quotation mark" "Delimiter for citation" "Closing quotation mark") TeX-symbol-list))
(setq TeX-symbol-list (remove '("MakeHyphenQuote" "Babel's language name" "Opening quotation mark" "Closing quotation mark") TeX-symbol-list))
)
After AucTeX
loads csquotes.el
(which contains the symbols related to the csquotes.sty
LaTeX package), I run this function which expunges two elements from the TeX-symbol-list
variable.
Unfortunately, I have to manually run the function after I have opened a .tex file. (A hook doesn't work as AucTeX
dynamically loads the symbols according to the preamble's packages.)
Answered by NVaughan on December 5, 2021
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