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Some information about advices
An advice is mainly a method of last resort to customize the behavior of functions defined in other libraries. There are many variants of advice. Examples are:
overriding the function with another function (That is the extreme case where one completely replaces the original function.)
wrapping the original function with an ...
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Starting from Omar's answer I've put together an interactive
function, dump-auctex-globals, that writes to the standard user's
Emacs directory a (very simple) Emacs Lisp file that sets the two
global variables
(defun dump-auctex-globals ()
"Write global LaTeX class and TeX input files to auctex-globals.el."
(interactive)
(let ((filename (expand-file-...
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Thank you for asking this question! This has been bothering me for a
long time, but I never did anything about it until your question gave
me a little extra motivation.
Turns out it's pretty simple to make the cache by hand. You just need
to arrange to assign values to two variables after AUCTeX is loaded:
(setq LaTeX-global-class-files '("List of document ...
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In addition to @jagrg suggestion (to add :trigger-wrap "$") I found everything works as expected if I don't remove the $ pair from my modes
I.e., I had to comment out this line
(sp-local-pair 'latex-mode "$" nil :actions :rem)
This line alone does the trick
(sp-local-pair 'latex-mode "\\(" "\\)" :trigger "$" :trigger-wrap "$")
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