LaTeX closing $ signs makes cursor jump
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 Apr 6 at 19:54
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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
Apr 6 at 20:03
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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
Apr 6 at 20:09
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
Apr 6 at 20:11
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
Apr 6 at 20:21
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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 Apr 6 at 19:54
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
Apr 6 at 20:03
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
Apr 6 at 20:09
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
Apr 6 at 20:11
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
Apr 6 at 20:21
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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 Apr 6 at 19:54
andrejandrej
730412
Yes, I'm using AUCTeX. What is supposed to happen for closing parenthesis? I don't think I see anything happen.
– user1766555
Apr 6 at 20:03
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
Apr 6 at 20:09
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
Apr 6 at 20:11
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
Apr 6 at 20:21
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 Apr 6 at 19:54
andrejandrej
730412
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 Apr 6 at 19:54
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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
Apr 6 at 20:03
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
Apr 6 at 20:09
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
Apr 6 at 20:11
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
Apr 6 at 20:21
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
Apr 6 at 20:03
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
Apr 6 at 20:09
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
Apr 6 at 20:11
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
Apr 6 at 20:21
Yes, I'm using AUCTeX. What is supposed to happen for closing parenthesis? I don't think I see anything happen.
– user1766555
Apr 6 at 20:03
Yes, I'm using AUCTeX. What is supposed to happen for closing parenthesis? I don't think I see anything happen.
– user1766555
Apr 6 at 20:03
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
Apr 6 at 20:09
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
Apr 6 at 20:09
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
Apr 6 at 20:11
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
Apr 6 at 20:11
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
Apr 6 at 20:21
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
Apr 6 at 20:21
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