* Andrew Perrin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070524 20:49]:
> On Thu, 24 May 2007, Russell L. Harris wrote:
> 
>> The XEmacs implementation which I am running appears to differ from
>> the implementation which you are running.
>> 
>> When in LaTeX mode, the first press of " produces a contiguous pair of
>> single left-quotes: `` and the second press of " produces a contiguous
>> pair of single right-quotes: ''
> 
> Are you not running AucTeX mode? You should be. apt-get install auctex .
> 
>> 
>> But this is a standard feature of Emacs/XEmacs LaTeX mode which most
>> of us take for granted, because in most applications printer's quotes
>> are desired, and pressing " at the beginning and end of the quotation
>> is easier than pressing ` twice and the beginning and ' twice at the
>> end.
> 
> That's why the first press gives you the appropriate typeset quote (`` or 
> '', respectively). The second press in the same spot changes it to a 
> typewriter quote ("), again based on AucTeX.


Auctex is installed (11.83-6).  This is a recent (less than two month
old) installation of Debian Lenny ("testing") via netinstall, kept up
to date with snaptic.  TeX is via TeXLive.

When a LaTeX document is loaded, XEmacs automatically selects the
following modes:  latex-mode, font-lock-mode, auto-fill mode.  There
appears to be no such thing as auctex-mode.  Turning off
font-lock-mode does not change the behaviour.

As I previously stated, in latex mode, multiple presses of the " key
(which is shift-') result in a pair of left-quotes (``) followed by
pairs of right quotes ('').

What do you mean, "in the same spot"?  Each keypress advances the
cursor.  Using the cursor-movement keys to back up the cursor does not
produce a " character.

RLH


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