Alexander Prähauser via Discussion list for AUCTeX developers <auctex-devel@gnu.org> writes:
> the style-file floatrow.el puts the function LaTeX-floatrow-auto-cleanup into > the hook TeX-auto-cleanup-hook. This function calls LaTeX-floatrow-env-init, > which re-sets the command to insert a figure-environment to > LaTeX-floatrow-env-figure. This is extremely confusing because > TeX-auto-cleanup-hook is run after any style-hooks are run and after > TeX-update-style-hook is run. We decided long time ago to put things like this in AUCTeX style files which add entries to the parser: (add-hook 'TeX-auto-prepare-hook #'LaTeX-floatrow-auto-prepare t) (add-hook 'TeX-auto-cleanup-hook #'LaTeX-floatrow-auto-cleanup t) (add-hook 'TeX-update-style-hook #'TeX-auto-parse t) > I have my own figure-insertion-function and it took me forever to find > out why it wasn't called anymore when I did figure insertion using > LaTeX-environment even though I added it using the > TeX-update-style-hook to avoid style files overriding it. Isn't it > enough to override the default once? Can you please change how this is > done so people with their own functions aren't confused and frustrated > when suddenly their functions aren't called anymore (like me)? Can you show us some code how you add your stuff to AUCTeX? Maybe we can find a solution for you. Until now, there were no complaints about how AUCTeX styles do their job. Best, Arash
