Re: [AUCTeX-devel] Show the warning even when file cannot be determined

[Tassilo Horn]

Mosè Giordano <address@hidden> writes:

>>> sometimes AUCTeX cannot determine the file associated to a certain
>>> error or waning  and refuses to display the help issuing an error like
>>>     "Could not determine file for warning"
>>> or
>>>     "Error occurred after last TeX file closed"
>>> (BTW: do we really need to have these two different messages?).
>>
>> It should at least distinguish errors from warnings.  Other than that,
>> I'd prefer if they were more uniform, e.g.,
>>
>>   "<Type> occured after last TeX file closed"
>>
>> where <Type> is either Warning or Error.
>
> I went for "Could not determine file for <type>", it looks more clear
> to me.

Fine with me.

>> I didn't try it out but issuing the messages and displaying help
>> sounds right.  However, I'm not sure if visiting the master file is
>> sensible.  If we don't know the error/warning location anyway, we
>> might as well stay were we are.
>
> Indeed I was unsure between these two options, I decided to stay where
> we are in the end.

Great, thanks. :-)

Bye,
Tassilo