Re: Easymacs correction for Texinfo files editing plus question

On Wed, Jan 04, 2006 at 06:20:09PM +0100, Luca Trevisani wrote:
> 1) In order to make preview-latex work under win32 you should add something
> like:
>  (when easymacs-w32-system
>    (setq-default preview-gs-command "gswin32c")
>    (require 'tex-mik))

OK. Done.

> 2) When opening a .tex file with preview-latex active, a new icon should be
> visible in the tool-bar, but it is void. I couldn't find a good solution,

Thanks for the report.  I did find a good solution -- it is necessary
to set preview-datadir so that the icons can be found.

At first, I did not want to activate preview-latex by default, because
I thought that it would be necessary to install the Latex .sty files
by hand.  But now I see that there is a way to tell preview-latex to
use the .sty files in their original position (in the Easymacs
bundle).  I have tested this on my machine, and if this works OK for
others, I will activate review-latex by default.

Would you test this attached easymacs.el file?  To avoid confusion
with the modifications you made by hand, take the original
easymacs-1.7.zip file, extract it, insert the new easymacs.el in place
of the old one, and see if preview-latex works.

> Just one question, do you know how to tell emacs to put latex output and
> auxiliary files into a specified directory? (I tried setting the
> tex-directory option but it didn't work). Perhaps, should I change the
> executed commands using for instance
> "latex --output-directory=.... --aux-directory=..."?

I don't know -- that seems to be a MikTeX specific option.

Best,

Peter


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