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Three years' worth of changes are too much to list here - see the
file ChangeLog.1.
Add preview support, which excludes emacs2[01] for lack of graphics support.
Add *tex and ghostscript package dependency, providing a working setup
(the FreeBSD package does the same).
Tested with editors/{xemacs,emacs26}.
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$NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.6 2019/07/05 15:32:09 hauke Exp $
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To customize AUCTeX, you will need to edit the file
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`${LISPDIR}/tex-site.el'
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in the site-lisp directory. Add the parts of `tex.el' (in the
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`auctex' subdirectory) which need to be changed to `tex-site.el'.
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This way, your customizations will not get deleted when you update to
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a newer version of AUCTeX.
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Users may then put
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(load "auctex.el" nil t t)
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(load "preview-latex.el" nil t t)
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in their (X)Emacs init file.
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If your site TeX macro files and style files are in a location
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different from `${PREFIX}/share/texmf/tex', set `TeX-macro-global' to
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the directory in your (X)Emacs init file:
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;;; Note that the directory name must end with a slash!
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(setq TeX-macro-global "/home/foo/my/tex/")
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