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Re: wanted: latex2e doc (ltxdoc) emacs major mode

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From: Per Abrahamsen
Date: Mon, 14 Nov 1994 21:54
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>>>>> "MS" == Matthew Swift <swift@bu.edu> writes:

MS> auctex seems to have some interesting filling and indenting, but nothing
MS> general enough to be adapted (without coding) to doc documents.  (I like
MS> auctex for these, and the etags interface, but i don't use the mode since I
MS> feel it eats too many resources for what amounts to simply ways to save
MS> typing.)

etags?  Does auctex have an etags interface?  Why doesn't anyone tell
me anything?
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From: abraham@iesd.auc.dk (Per Abrahamsen)
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Subject: Re: wanted: latex2e doc (ltxdoc) emacs major mode
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