Hi Davide,
thanks for your answer.
On Fr, 07 Dez 2012, Davide G. M. Salvetti wrote:
> are you sure about the severity level? I think this is normal, and I
> set it accordingly; feel free to reset it to important if you object
Fine with me.
> I did not (yet) check with 11.86, are you sure it's 11.87 specific?
I didn't either, but I was surprised ...
> In fact, if you check the log produced by your minimal example, you fill
> find that there are unbalanced parentheses present (I do).
Really. How did you check ;-) ??? I didn't find one.
> Note that the proposed workaround works (I can confirm it working here
> at my site): if you add the `-file-line-error' option to the LaTeX call,
> `C-c `' is able to spot the error (tested with pdflatex, I suppose it
> works for latex as well).
I see.
> Do you think that I should customize Debian to add `-file-line-error' by
> default? I'm not sure about what does `may lack some details' exactly
> mean, do you know better?
THat is a good question. If there is no serious drawback in file-line-error
mode, I would activate it. But the statement in the FAQ is soooo
unclear. Unfortunately I don't know more about this, but I found the
following statement:
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-auctex/2010-04/msg00001.html
Anyway, the canonical answer to problems with the error parser is to
enable file:line:error messages in LaTeX. And with TeX Live you should
not lose anything from the error message (in contrast to MiKTeX).
Which hints at the fact that activating might be a good idea?
Best wishes
Norbert
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