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In GNU Emacs 18.58.1 of Fri Jul 10 1992 on klinzhai.rutgers.edu (berkeley-unix)

If you ispell-buffer a tex file, it comes back and says "Current
buffer has no processes".  This is because emacs wants to kill the
ispell process when the ispell-args has changed (eg, it's a tex file
so -t is used) but doesn't check if it has one already running.  So
the following patch will work:

*** ispell.el.ORIG	Thu Nov 21 16:30:17 1991
--- ispell.el	Thu Aug 20 17:49:23 1992
***************
*** 291,297 ****
      (message "Starting new ispell process...")
      (if (not (equal ispell-args ispell-old-args))
  	(progn  ; we have to kill and restart
! 	  (quit-process ispell-process)
  	  (setq ispell-old-args ispell-args)))
      (and (get-buffer ispell-out-name) (kill-buffer ispell-out-name))
      (setq ispell-process (apply 'start-process "ispell"
--- 291,297 ----
      (message "Starting new ispell process...")
      (if (not (equal ispell-args ispell-old-args))
  	(progn  ; we have to kill and restart
! 	  (if ispell-process (quit-process ispell-process))
  	  (setq ispell-old-args ispell-args)))
      (and (get-buffer ispell-out-name) (kill-buffer ispell-out-name))
      (setq ispell-process (apply 'start-process "ispell"


Also the ispell will complain about things like '\hbox' even though
the -t flag is used.  It should ignore tex commands with the -t flag.
I haven't looked into this one yet.

ds

Dave Steiner
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