Re: context coloring leaks out of verbatim environment

* Ulrich Scholz (2005-02-28) writes:

>> * Ulrich Scholz (2005-02-25) writes:
>> 
>> >> I checked this by starting Emacs with `emacs -q
>> >> -no-site-file', then typing `M-: (require 'tex-site) RET' and `M-x
>> >> global-font-lock-mode RET'.
>
>> > With these steps, the coloring does not leak.  But actually, the verbatim
>> > environment is not colored at all.  
>> 
>> Are you sure that the commands above succeeded?  If tex-site.el is not
>> found, you will end up with Emacs' own LaTeX mode.  And your
>> description of the resulting fontification very much looks like this.
>> Is there still a "LaTeX" menu?
>
> You are right: I don't get the LaTeX menu but the TeX one.  But typing `M-:
> (require 'tex-site) RET' does not yield an error.  Currently, I don't know how
> to use auctex instead "by hand".
>
> Actually, analyzing the .emacs, .gnu-emacs, and .gnu-emacs-custom of my
> account is quite hard for me.  My debian system has several site-lisp
> directories and a huge load path.  I'm quite confused.  

Hm, you could try it by starting Emacs with `emacs -q' which will at
least inhibit your user init file from being loaded while still
loading the site init file (which obviously sets some Debian-specific
defaults).

But I am a bit stumped that requiring tex-site and loading a LaTeX
file after that did not result in an error.  Do you have several
AUCTeX installations?

-- 
Ralf