Re: [AUCTeX] How to apply different 'style-hook' for a document depending on option passed to a package?

[Tassilo Horn]

Vladimir Lomov <address@hidden> writes:

Hi Vladimir,

> In other words: is it possible to apply different 'hook' files on a
> document depending on option passed to a package?

Long story short: i think up to 11.87, your style file can check the
value of `TeX-active-styles'.  Package options are included in there,
too, so in your example it would contain "conf=set1".  However, if you
have a document with

  \usepackage[conf=set1]{bar}
  \usepackage[conf=set2]{some-package}

it's not really obvious what option belongs to which package, so in case
2 used packages have the same options, you're basically out of luck.

The current AUCTeX version in git has been improved in that respect.
`TeX-active-styles' doesn't contain package options anymore.  Instead,
there's a new variable `LaTeX-provided-package-options' which is an
alist associating with each used package the options given to it.  So
the above example would result in

  '(("bar" "conf=set1") ("some-package" "conf=set2"))

So your some-package.el style file could check the value of
`LaTeX-provided-package-options' to do whatever needs to be done
depending if conf=set1 or conf=set2.

HTH,
Tassilo