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In article <3fp413$ld@decaxp.harvard.edu>, Zorro writes:
|> I have seen LaTeX input files whose format renders them quite
|> human-readable, and was wondering whether Emacs could do this easily.
|> 
|> I've looked in the LaTeX FAQ, as well as in the GNU Emacs
|> documentation, but I haven't found anything on the subject.  Is there
|> any Lisp patch out there to prettify LaTeX files?


I asked the same question about a month ago. The only aswer I got was 
to use the AUC-TEX package with Emacs. This works nice (but it is 
a bit slow since it builds parse-trees etc for the document)

The is a special function LaTeX-fill-buffer to reformat your whole buffer
but this may (or will?) destroy your verbatim and table/tabular formatting.
I suggest to use the LaTeX-fill-paragraph function (in AUC-TEX mode bound 
to M-q) to reformat every paragraph manually since you will have more control
that way (it's a little more work but it's worth it).


Leon.

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