[Fwd: Re: reftex and noweb (file extension?)]

[Markus Jäntti]

On Fri, 2002-07-19 at 18:45, A.J. Rossini wrote:
> >>>>> "markus" == Markus Jäntti <markus.jantti at iki.fi> writes:
> 
>     markus> FYI -- the reply from Carsten Dominik, author of reftex, to my query
>     markus> about reftex and noweb.
> 
> RefTeX does a bit of parsing at the beginning, if I recall correctly
> (might not).  Anything that needs initialization is broken on any of
> the current variations of Thorsten Ohl's Noweb mode (which includes
> the "usual" one, as well as ESS's hacked version).
> 
> I've got another version of Noweb mode, quite, quite slick, which only
> works on XEmacs (so we don't distribute it). 
> 
> I don't have time to check it for a while (other things like the next
> release of ESS have more priority) but could ship it to people if
> they'd like to see if it plays well with RefTeX.
> 

i'll test the other version of noweb mode. i'd like to use noweb with
Sweave, but reftex is a fairly central tool, so if it doesn't work
with noweb, i won't use it.


> Best yet would be a rewrite of noweb-mode to use mmm-mode (multi mode
> tool thingy), but that's not happening for a bit.
> 
> On the other hand, it might just be the name extension thing.  But
> that doesn't make as much sense to me.  I wish I had time today to
> read code...
> 

i do suspect the filename extension stuff. i attach the message i sent 
top carsten dominick. it seems that reftex is treating the added
extensions differently than the native ones (which are .tex and .ltx).

regards,

markus
-----Forwarded Message-----

From: Markus Jäntti <markus.jantti at iki.fi>
To: dominik at strw.LeidenUniv.nl
Subject: reftex and noweb (file extension?)
Date: 19 Jul 2002 15:01:17 +0300

Hi -- I am trying to use reftex with auctex and bib-cite together with 
noweb (under Emacs Speaks Statistics, to complicate matters further).
I fail to get reftex to use, for instance, the bibliography
information, so inserting \cite's fails. 

Digging a little into this, it seemed that setting 
(reftex-file-extensions (quote (("tex" ".tex" ".ltx" ".nw") ("bib"
".bib"))))

in the .xemacs/custom.el file might help. However, this does not help.
The test file I have created is tmp.nw:

==========
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{natbib}

\bibliographystyle{jmr}
\begin{document}



<<>>=
x <- runif(100)
@ 

\bibliography{trip}

\end{document}
==========

Parsing this file and saving the results create the file tmp.nw.rel: 
====================
;; RefTeX parse info file
;; File: /home/markus/lib/cvs/common/tmp.nw.tex
;; User: markus (Markus Jäntti)

(set reftex-docstruct-symbol '(


(xr nil "\\\\\\\\\\\\")

(index-tags)

(is-multi nil)

(bibview-cache)

(master-dir . "/home/markus/lib/cvs/common/")

(label-numbers)

(file-error "/home/markus/lib/cvs/common/tmp.nw.tex")
))
===================

The problem would thus seem to be with the name extention,
but I am unable to get reftex to recognize the extension
".nw". I wonder if you could help?


Regards,

Markus Jantti
> best,
> -tony
> 
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Markus Jantti
Statistics Finland and University of Tampere
markus.jantti at iki.fi
http://www.iki.fi/~mjantti

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