Discussion:
[AUCTeX] Quotation marks
Colin Baxter
2017-01-27 08:03:10 UTC
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Hello,

The appearance of quotation marks has recently changed. Setting
font-latex-quotes to nil has removed the annoying highlighting, but I am
still presented with ``some quotation''. How do I get back to "some
quotation"?

Thank you.
Colin Baxter
2017-01-27 09:46:02 UTC
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Post by Colin Baxter
Hello,
The appearance of quotation marks has recently changed. Setting
font-latex-quotes to nil has removed the annoying highlighting, but I am
still presented with ``some quotation''. How do I get back to "some
quotation"?
Thank you.
Sorry, I'd forgotten that I normally use \lq and \rq for quotation marks
and do not enter them directly. However, I'm still curious as to how I
can could see a " when using auctex.
Colin Baxter
2017-01-27 09:59:48 UTC
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I can answer my own question: use (setq TeX-quote-after-quote t). Next
time I'll read the auctex info more carefully before asking a question. Sorry.
Post by Colin Baxter
Post by Colin Baxter
Hello,
The appearance of quotation marks has recently changed. Setting
font-latex-quotes to nil has removed the annoying highlighting, but I am
still presented with ``some quotation''. How do I get back to "some
quotation"?
Thank you.
Sorry, I'd forgotten that I normally use \lq and \rq for quotation marks
and do not enter them directly. However, I'm still curious as to how I
can could see a " when using auctex.
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