Re: Fortifying bug

Ralf Angeli <[email protected]> writes:

> * Ralf Angeli (2005-02-16) writes:
>
>> * [email protected] (2005-02-15) writes:
>>
>>> \verb+\+ breaks fortifying. After the second `+' all LaTeX source
>>> appears as if between $$, in my case at least. Remains like this until
>>> another \verb+\+ is encountered.
>>
>> Well, I've been aware of that for some time know but unfortunately I
>> don't know how to fix it.  The backslash has escape syntax which seems
>> to override the syntax property placed at the position following it.
>> This will lead to `parse-partial-sexp' not finding the correct end of
>> the \verb construct.  I don't know if there is a way to get rid of the
>> backslash's escape syntax in verbatim commands/environments, or how to
>> make `parse-partial-sexp' ignore it.
>
> I'm so stupid that I don't even see the solution when it jumps right
> into my face.  It should be fixed in CVS now.

Sometimes just talking and thinking out loud helps the ideas and
solutions to come!

Thanks for the fix, marcu

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