Please keep the mailing list in Cc, thanks. Alexander Prähauser <ahp...@protonmail.com> writes:
> "Arash Esbati" <ar...@gnu.org> writes: > >> 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) > > Well, but why not put the call to LaTeX-floatrow-env-init at the > beginning of the TeX-update-style-hook? Because from the descriptions of > things I'd assume I'd have to put functions that are supposed to > override style-specific settings into that hook, so I'd not suspect > style files to override them in later hooks. I will think about this. > But it's just a suggestion, if you don't think it's necessary that's > fine, all I can say is I found it confusing and hard to find the cause > of. Maybe it's such a niche issue though that it's not worth rewriting > it. Yes, maybe. > But maybe you could put some warning into the description of the > LaTeX-update-style-hook that some styles might still use later hooks > to override its settings and mention some later hook that ensures that > won't happen (I guess TeX-auto-cleanup-hook). What do others think? > Thanks, but I've already found a solution, which was to put override > advice around TeX-floatrow-env-init since I have my own functions for > those environments anyway. Finding a solution wasn't actually hard, it > was finding the cause that was the hard part, and I'm just concerned > other people might encounter the same issue and be as confused as me. Ok. But depending on which Emacs version you're using, you could probably do: (add-hook 'TeX-update-style-hook #'YOUR-FUNCTION 95) in order to make sure that your function is coming later than the ones added by AUCTeX. Best, Arash
