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LaTeX closing $ signs makes cursor jump
How to get rainbow-delimiters/rainbow-blocks to highlight in-line math in LaTeX equationsDetection inside general LaTeX (not necessarily Math) commandsVim-LaTeX-Suite Macros in AucTeX / EmacsExporting unicode characters to pdf using latex from org modeAutomatic close evil-make bufferHow do I preview latex math in org mode without generating image files?Don't complain about unmatching parenthesis and brackets in latex math modeFixed width font in LatexLimitations of latex mode inline math syntax highlightingOrg latex exports $ … $ math as ( … ) : can this be avoided?
I'm in LaTeX/PS mode and whenever I close my $ math statements the cursor jumps to the first $ and back to the closing $. How can I disable this?
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I'm in LaTeX/PS mode and whenever I close my $ math statements the cursor jumps to the first $ and back to the closing $. How can I disable this?
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I'm in LaTeX/PS mode and whenever I close my $ math statements the cursor jumps to the first $ and back to the closing $. How can I disable this?
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I'm in LaTeX/PS mode and whenever I close my $ math statements the cursor jumps to the first $ and back to the closing $. How can I disable this?
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I assume that you are using AUCTeX. According to the documentation of TeX-insert-dollar among other things the following happens if you input the closing $ sign:
Show matching dollar sign if this dollar sign ends
the TeX math mode and ‘blink-matching-paren’ is non-nil.
What you can do is to set blink-matching-paren to nil.
EDIT: This will also affect the behaviour of emacs when you input a closing parenthesis etc., but you can use other modes e.g. show-paren-mode to still highlight the opening parenthesis.
answered 3 hours ago
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Yes, I'm using AUCTeX. What is supposed to happen for closing parenthesis? I don't think I see anything happen.
– user1766555
2 hours ago
1
For parentesis I see the same behaviour that you describe for $, i.e. from ) the cursor jumps to ( ifblink-matching-parenis set tot. But if you don't like this behaviour anyway then this should be fine.
– andrej
2 hours ago
I see the first parenthesis gets highlighted when closing, but it doesn't make my cursor jump back and fourth like with $. Is it because I am using emacs evil mode?blink-matching-parenis set tot
– user1766555
2 hours ago
1
You are right! There is no jumping of the cursor but only highlighting. Maybe you have (as do I) theshow-paren-modeactivated. Without that andblink-matching-parenset tonilthere is no highlighting on my system.
– andrej
2 hours ago
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I assume that you are using AUCTeX. According to the documentation of TeX-insert-dollar among other things the following happens if you input the closing $ sign:
Show matching dollar sign if this dollar sign ends
the TeX math mode and ‘blink-matching-paren’ is non-nil.
What you can do is to set blink-matching-paren to nil.
EDIT: This will also affect the behaviour of emacs when you input a closing parenthesis etc., but you can use other modes e.g. show-paren-mode to still highlight the opening parenthesis.
answered 3 hours ago
andrejandrej
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Yes, I'm using AUCTeX. What is supposed to happen for closing parenthesis? I don't think I see anything happen.
– user1766555
2 hours ago
1
For parentesis I see the same behaviour that you describe for $, i.e. from ) the cursor jumps to ( ifblink-matching-parenis set tot. But if you don't like this behaviour anyway then this should be fine.
– andrej
2 hours ago
I see the first parenthesis gets highlighted when closing, but it doesn't make my cursor jump back and fourth like with $. Is it because I am using emacs evil mode?blink-matching-parenis set tot
– user1766555
2 hours ago
1
You are right! There is no jumping of the cursor but only highlighting. Maybe you have (as do I) theshow-paren-modeactivated. Without that andblink-matching-parenset tonilthere is no highlighting on my system.
– andrej
2 hours ago
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I assume that you are using AUCTeX. According to the documentation of TeX-insert-dollar among other things the following happens if you input the closing $ sign:
Show matching dollar sign if this dollar sign ends
the TeX math mode and ‘blink-matching-paren’ is non-nil.
What you can do is to set blink-matching-paren to nil.
EDIT: This will also affect the behaviour of emacs when you input a closing parenthesis etc., but you can use other modes e.g. show-paren-mode to still highlight the opening parenthesis.
answered 3 hours ago
andrejandrej
716412
Yes, I'm using AUCTeX. What is supposed to happen for closing parenthesis? I don't think I see anything happen.
– user1766555
2 hours ago
1
For parentesis I see the same behaviour that you describe for $, i.e. from ) the cursor jumps to ( ifblink-matching-parenis set tot. But if you don't like this behaviour anyway then this should be fine.
– andrej
2 hours ago
I see the first parenthesis gets highlighted when closing, but it doesn't make my cursor jump back and fourth like with $. Is it because I am using emacs evil mode?blink-matching-parenis set tot
– user1766555
2 hours ago
1
You are right! There is no jumping of the cursor but only highlighting. Maybe you have (as do I) theshow-paren-modeactivated. Without that andblink-matching-parenset tonilthere is no highlighting on my system.
– andrej
2 hours ago
add a comment |
I assume that you are using AUCTeX. According to the documentation of TeX-insert-dollar among other things the following happens if you input the closing $ sign:
Show matching dollar sign if this dollar sign ends
the TeX math mode and ‘blink-matching-paren’ is non-nil.
What you can do is to set blink-matching-paren to nil.
EDIT: This will also affect the behaviour of emacs when you input a closing parenthesis etc., but you can use other modes e.g. show-paren-mode to still highlight the opening parenthesis.
answered 3 hours ago
andrejandrej
716412
I assume that you are using AUCTeX. According to the documentation of TeX-insert-dollar among other things the following happens if you input the closing $ sign:
Show matching dollar sign if this dollar sign ends
the TeX math mode and ‘blink-matching-paren’ is non-nil.
What you can do is to set blink-matching-paren to nil.
EDIT: This will also affect the behaviour of emacs when you input a closing parenthesis etc., but you can use other modes e.g. show-paren-mode to still highlight the opening parenthesis.
answered 3 hours ago
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Yes, I'm using AUCTeX. What is supposed to happen for closing parenthesis? I don't think I see anything happen.
– user1766555
2 hours ago
1
For parentesis I see the same behaviour that you describe for $, i.e. from ) the cursor jumps to ( ifblink-matching-parenis set tot. But if you don't like this behaviour anyway then this should be fine.
– andrej
2 hours ago
I see the first parenthesis gets highlighted when closing, but it doesn't make my cursor jump back and fourth like with $. Is it because I am using emacs evil mode?blink-matching-parenis set tot
– user1766555
2 hours ago
1
You are right! There is no jumping of the cursor but only highlighting. Maybe you have (as do I) theshow-paren-modeactivated. Without that andblink-matching-parenset tonilthere is no highlighting on my system.
– andrej
2 hours ago
add a comment |
Yes, I'm using AUCTeX. What is supposed to happen for closing parenthesis? I don't think I see anything happen.
– user1766555
2 hours ago
1
For parentesis I see the same behaviour that you describe for $, i.e. from ) the cursor jumps to ( ifblink-matching-parenis set tot. But if you don't like this behaviour anyway then this should be fine.
– andrej
2 hours ago
I see the first parenthesis gets highlighted when closing, but it doesn't make my cursor jump back and fourth like with $. Is it because I am using emacs evil mode?blink-matching-parenis set tot
– user1766555
2 hours ago
1
You are right! There is no jumping of the cursor but only highlighting. Maybe you have (as do I) theshow-paren-modeactivated. Without that andblink-matching-parenset tonilthere is no highlighting on my system.
– andrej
2 hours ago
Yes, I'm using AUCTeX. What is supposed to happen for closing parenthesis? I don't think I see anything happen.
– user1766555
2 hours ago
Yes, I'm using AUCTeX. What is supposed to happen for closing parenthesis? I don't think I see anything happen.
– user1766555
2 hours ago
1
1
For parentesis I see the same behaviour that you describe for $, i.e. from ) the cursor jumps to ( if
blink-matching-paren is set to t. But if you don't like this behaviour anyway then this should be fine.– andrej
2 hours ago
For parentesis I see the same behaviour that you describe for $, i.e. from ) the cursor jumps to ( if
blink-matching-paren is set to t. But if you don't like this behaviour anyway then this should be fine.– andrej
2 hours ago
I see the first parenthesis gets highlighted when closing, but it doesn't make my cursor jump back and fourth like with $. Is it because I am using emacs evil mode?
blink-matching-paren is set to t– user1766555
2 hours ago
I see the first parenthesis gets highlighted when closing, but it doesn't make my cursor jump back and fourth like with $. Is it because I am using emacs evil mode?
blink-matching-paren is set to t– user1766555
2 hours ago
1
1
You are right! There is no jumping of the cursor but only highlighting. Maybe you have (as do I) the
show-paren-mode activated. Without that and blink-matching-paren set to nil there is no highlighting on my system.– andrej
2 hours ago
You are right! There is no jumping of the cursor but only highlighting. Maybe you have (as do I) the
show-paren-mode activated. Without that and blink-matching-paren set to nil there is no highlighting on my system.– andrej
2 hours ago
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