Gary Young
2005-03-04 23:26:12 UTC
When I open a latex document in emacs, the auctex menu and toolbar
appear as expected. I can use my mouse (a Synaptics touchpad) to reveal
the pulldown menus for the categories "file," "latex" and so forth. The
only exception is the category "command." When I double-tap on
"command," nothing happens.
I'm running emacs 21.4 and auctex 11.54 on gentoo linux. (I'm aware that
there's an auctex 11.55, but 11.54 is the latest version in gentoo's
"portage" system; in any event, at one point I tried hand installing
11.55 and had the same problem.)
I saw a reference in the release notes about a problem with an earlier
version of auctex not being able to recognize the appropriate commands.
I don't think that's the problem in my case because I can execute the
commands when I access the menu through the F10 key. (That also leads me
to believe the problem is not a result of the way I've set up
permissions on my system; that is a possibility though, since I'm fairly
new to linux and indeed to emacs as well.)
This is a fairly minor annoyance, but I would appreciate any pointers on
where the problem may lie.
appear as expected. I can use my mouse (a Synaptics touchpad) to reveal
the pulldown menus for the categories "file," "latex" and so forth. The
only exception is the category "command." When I double-tap on
"command," nothing happens.
I'm running emacs 21.4 and auctex 11.54 on gentoo linux. (I'm aware that
there's an auctex 11.55, but 11.54 is the latest version in gentoo's
"portage" system; in any event, at one point I tried hand installing
11.55 and had the same problem.)
I saw a reference in the release notes about a problem with an earlier
version of auctex not being able to recognize the appropriate commands.
I don't think that's the problem in my case because I can execute the
commands when I access the menu through the F10 key. (That also leads me
to believe the problem is not a result of the way I've set up
permissions on my system; that is a possibility though, since I'm fairly
new to linux and indeed to emacs as well.)
This is a fairly minor annoyance, but I would appreciate any pointers on
where the problem may lie.