GNU Emacs is an extensible, customizable text editor written primarily in Emacs Lisp.
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AUCTeX preview font size too small
I have Emacs 24 and AUCTex on a Windows 7 machine, however the preview font size is just way too small. Is there a way to make them bigger?
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includegraphics in emacs with latexmk
I document I used to be able to compile on Vim wont compile on emacs. When I check the log, it is having trouble with
\includegraphics[widht = 3in]{file.pdf}
It says
I could not locate the file ...
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Need to produce “real” double quotes in LaTeX and XY-pic in Emacs
I am using Emacs as a text editor on Xubuntu. I am using the XY-pic package to make some commutative diagrams, and I need the following command (which is inside figure, center, and xy begin tags):
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emacs whizzytex latex options, minted, -shell-escape
I want to use whizzytex with emacs because of its superior speed compared to other wysiwyg options available. The only thing preventing me from doing so is that my latex documents use the minted ...
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Change view-command in Emacs and AUCTeX (pdf mode)
My version of Emacs and AUCTeX[1] uses
TeX-evince-sync-view
for viewing pdf.
This command is not working for some reason. Evince is launched but Emacs freezes and I have an error
Couldn't find ...
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how to reload pdf and preserve same position file (in emacs)?
I would like to view pdf files in emacs, and when I reload them from disk I want to be at, more or less, the same position in the new file as I was in the old one.
I am viewing these with the bundled ...
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Set up SyncTeX with Emacs DocView
I have the source in one emacs buffer and the compiled pdf in another DocView buffer with auto-revert-mode enabled. Using latexmk -pvc to compile gives me live previews. Now I want to setup forward ...
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Narrow to Environment in AUCTeX
I'd like to be able to use some org-mode-like features inside of AUCTeX. In org-mode, you can narrow the buffer to a node or you can flatout send the node to a separate buffer for editing.
How can ...
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Referring to specific sections in org-mode latex
I'm currently writing a report in org-mode. I have a couple of sections which have the same names, with the section names appearing both as a subsection of the background section, and as a section in ...
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Follow-up question: include entire command with emacs/auctex
This is a Follow-Up question to auctex does not parse own sty file
I can use C-c C-m to use mytext from this MWE
\documentclass{article}
\newcommand{\mytext}{This is a simple text.}
\begin{document}
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Editing LuaLaTeX files in emacs
(A follow-up question to Which is the best editor for LuaTeX?)
Emacs offers the LaTeX-mode in AUCTeX for editing LaTeX files, while it has the Lua-mode for editing Lua-files.
Consider the following ...
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AUCTeX + compilation minor mode does not jump to error
I have setup AUCTeX to show me the compilation output rather than
the traditional help if an error occurs with the following code:
(defadvice TeX-TeX-sentinel-check(after open-log-on-error (process ...
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Problems with AucTeX and Emacs24
I download AucTeX from ELPA and put nothing in my .emacs file. However, the commands auctex and preview-latex do not seem to be there (when I try M-x auctex or M-x preview-latex, Emacs cannot find ...
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AUCTeX preview-latex previews are ugly (too narrow)
Is there a way to fix Emacs AUCTeX's preview-latex to make the previews look less ugly? Specifically, they are squashed vertically to a height of exactly one line of text. I have screenshots to show ...
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Compile a pspicture under Emacs
I copied the solution from this link to a file try.tex under Emacs:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{pst-tree}
\begin{document}
Lorem ipsum. Lorem ipsum. Lorem ipsum. Lorem ipsum. Lorem ipsum. ...
