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From: laubsch@HPLJL.HPL.HP.COM (Joachim Laubsch)
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Subject: TeX/GNU interface question
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Date: 21 Jan 91 19:38:45 GMT
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The Unix manual entry for TeX says: 

	 The e response to TeX's error prompt causes the vi editor to
	  start up at the current line of the current file.  There is
	  an environment variable, TEXEDIT, that can be used to change
	  the editor used.  It should contain a string with "%s"
	  indicating where the filename goes and "%d" indicating where
	  the decimal linenumber (if any) goes.  For example, a
	  TEXEDIT string for (Gosling's) emacs can be set by:
	    setenv TEXEDIT "/usr/local/bin/emacs -l/usr/lib/tex/tex-
	  start -estartline %d %s"

What would the corresponing setting of TEXEDIT be, if you wanted to
continue GNU Emacs, editing in the appropriate TeX-buffer (assuming
that you are using latex.el)?

; -*- Joachim (email: laubsch@hplabs.hp.com tel: 415-857-7695).