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From: jacobson@fluke.UUCP (David Jacobson)
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Subject: Re: LaTeX Mode for Gosling Emacs?
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Date: Tue, 14-Jan-86 11:18:53 EST
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> Can anyone point me to a LaTeX mode for Gosling Emacs? I am looking
> for one that will keep me from blowing it on ([{$$}]), trying to match
> \begin{clyde} with \end{fred} and the like. Thanks,
> 
> -- Jeff Finger --		jfinger@sumex-aim.arpa
> 				decwrl!glacier!diablo!jfinger

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I have a very nice (my opinion) TeX/LaTeX mode for Goslings 
Emacs.  Does what you ask, plus it will properly justify paragraphs
while not screwing up lines containing "%" signs (comments), yet
will justify lines containing things like \verb+ ... % ... +.
It has extensive support for bibliographies, so on \cite{foo}
you can hit control-D is see the citation.  It provides templates
for building bibtex files.  The only problem is that it contains lots
of modified code from the original TeX-mode, and I'm not sure about
my rights to post that.  As soon as I can find out, I'll post more.

  -- David Jacobson