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YaTeX for Debian
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Here's some tips for configuring YaTeX / YaHTML.
* How to enable/disable YaTeX / YaHTML?
After installing the yatex package, emacsen would automatically open
TeX-related files (`*.tex', `*.ltx', `*.cls', `*.sty', `*.clo',
`*.bbl') in yatex-mode. This is done by the configuration file
`/etc/emacs/site-start.d/50yatex-init.el' - if you want to revert
the behavior, comment out the corresponding lines.
To the contrary, HTML files won't be treated with yahtml-mode by
default. You can enable the association by removing the leading `;'
from the line for `yahtml-mode' in the init file.
* How to read messages in English?
By default, YaTeX / YaHTML shows Japanese messages if possible.
If you (as a system administrator) want the system-wide default
to be in English, enable the line:
(setq YaTeX-japan nil)
in `/etc/emacs/site-start.d/50yatex-init.el'.
Otherwise if you (as a user) want your individual default setting,
place the line in your `.emacs'.
* How to use `mendex' via YaTeX? ...
So you want to change some of the external programs invoked by
YaTeX/YaHTML? Of course you can, though manually :-/
For system-wide, edit `/etc/emacs/site-start.d/50yatex-init.el' -
there is a template for each program.
Per user/file/etc., there are so many ways; most likely, you'd find
useful information in the `Customizations' section of the Info page.
--
INOUE Hiroyuki <dombly@kc4.so-net.ne.jp>
$Id: README.debian,v 1.2 2003/06/20 01:15:54 dombly Exp $
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