[OS X TeX] Emacs 22.92, %! and TeXShop
Charilaos Skiadas
skiadas at hanover.edu
Sat Jan 27 00:34:01 CET 2007
On Jan 26, 2007, at 5:25 PM, Herbert Schulz wrote:
>
> The PostScript Language Reference Manual (I've got the old 1985
> edition) and it says
>
> ``The very first line of every PostScript program (whether it is
> conforming or nonconforming) should be a comment that begins with
> the characters `%!'.''
>
> and, in the next paragraph, further says
>
> ``If the PostScript program is conforming, the remainder of the
> first line (after the `%!') should be a version identifier for the
> structuring conventions that the file obeys. ... (i.e., the first
> 11 characters of the program ar `%!PS-Adobe-') ...''
>
> So everyone is correct. Of course all the logic I've seen presented
> is still wrong: just because all PostScript files should start with
> `%!' (maybe `%!PS...') doesn't mean that all files that start with `
> %!' (or even `%!PS...') must be PostScript files.
In TextMate we check for %!PS, but of course that's neither here nor
there in this discussion ;). In any case, TextMate obeys extensions
over first line matches, so a file with extension tex is a LaTeX
file, end of story.
Isn't there a way to tell emacs to treat all files with extension
"tex" as tex files too?
> Good Luck,
>
> Herb Schulz
> (herbs at wideopenwest.com)
Haris
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