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update-auctex-elisp

Update-AUCTeX-elisp(8)					      Debian GNU/Linux Manual					    Update-AUCTeX-elisp(8)

NAME

       update-auctex-elisp - Update AUCTeX automatically generated TeX macros and LaTeX styles data

SYNOPSIS

       update-auctex-elisp [--daemon] [--no-act] [FLAVOR ...]

DESCRIPTION

       The  update-auctex-elisp  script  updates the automatically generated TeX and LaTeX data used by AUCTeX and stored in /var/lib/auctex/<FLA-
       VOR>, where <FLAVOR> stands for any valid installed Emacs flavor.

       It is called automatically by the Debian auctex package (via dpkg triggers) whenever new (La)TeX macros and style files	are  installed	in
       the TeX and METAFONT system trees; beside, it is called on GNU AUCTeX and GNU Emacs flavor upgrades and installations, to ensure up to date
       parsing.  It may and should also be called manually after additions to the local TeX and METAFONT system tree.

       If no arguments are specified, update-auctex-elisp caters to every supported GNU Emacs flavor installed on the system; else it updates only
       the specified flavors, if they are installed.

OPTIONS

       --daemon
	      Detach from the terminal and run in the background.
       --no-act
	      Describe what would be done without doing nothing.

EXIT STATUS

       The update-auctex-elisp command returns 0 on success and a positive integer on errors.

FILES

       /var/lib/auctex: the hierarchy containing the byte-compiled files.

BUGS

       None known.

SEE ALSO

       emacs(1), tex(1), latex(1).

UNRESTRICTIONS

       This program is copylefted.  Refer to the GNU General License for conditions of use.

AUTHOR

       This  program  has  been  written and is actively maintained by Davide G. M. Salvetti <salve@debian.org> for the Debian GNU/Linux operating
       system.

Debian Project							    1998-02-17						    Update-AUCTeX-elisp(8)