>>> "AE" == Arash Esbati <[email protected]> writes:
> Hi Uwe,
> Uwe Brauer <[email protected]> writes:
I think I understand some of the structure but still the workflow is not
entirely reliable.
> \newcommand{\ExecuteExternalMetaData}[2]{%
> \ExecuteMetaData[#1]{#2}%
> }
I now understand the purpose of this macro and added it to my LaTeX
file.
I also added to catchfilebetweentags.el the macro
;; New macro to provide basic RefTeX support for inserting the label.
'("ExecuteExternalMetaData"
(TeX-arg-input-file "File-name" t) "Tag")
> Then you need to add <*TAG-NAME> to `reftex-label-regexps'. Finally,
> you need to write a little lisp for your `ExecuteExternalMetaData' which
> asks for two arguments, file name and then runs `reftex-label' with the
> `no-insert' argument set to t in order to get only the label and insert
> that without \ref. This is the first part I tried and it works in terms
> of RefTeX sees the labels in an external file (note that they are
> commented out, you need to hit '%' to make them visible in RefTeX Select
> buffer)
> (add-to-list 'reftex-include-file-commands
> "ExecuteExternalMetaData" t)
> (add-to-list 'reftex-label-regexps
> "<\\*\\(?1:[^>]+\\)>" t)
> (reftex-compile-variables)
Indeed that works in the current Emacs session.
However, even after putting these lines in
my reftex_init.el file and byte-compiling it, after a restart of Emacs, the
reftex
did not add the correct reference/label to ExecuteExternalMetaData!
I had explicitly to eval these lines again, to make it work. I am sort
of puzzled.
Regards
Uwe
