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From: trinkle@cs.purdue.EDU (Daniel Trinkle)
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Subject: [emacs...] Re: Ispelling in emacs, again
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Date: 12 Feb 91 05:15:29 GMT
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Archive-name: tex/detex/detex/1991-02-12
Archive: arthur.cs.purdue.edu:/pub/trinkle/detex.tar [128.10.2.1]
Original-posting-by: trinkle@cs.purdue.EDU (Daniel Trinkle)
Original-subject: Re: Ispelling in emacs, again
Reposted-by: emv@ox.com (Edward Vielmetti)

>> which strips away the \input's and \include's, detex's the buffer,
>> then throws away all characters not in the set a-zA-Z.  (N.b.: We use
>> Trinkle's detex program, which does not allow one to ignore \input's
>> and \include's).

     I don't know what version of my detex you are using, but I know
it has to be very old.  Grab a recent version from
arthur.cs.purdue.edu:~ftp/pub/trinkle/detex.tar.  It supports a -n
option that suppresses includes and inputs.

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Daniel Trinkle			trinkle@cs.purdue.edu
Dept. of Computer Sciences	{backbone}!purdue!trinkle
Purdue University		317-494-7844
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