Working with latex under Emacs

Working with latex under Emacs Working with latex under emacstable OF CONTENTS

• 1. When things go wrong runningC-cTo generate*. BBLFrom*. Bib.
• 2. The correct way to insert newlines inSectionOf text, not a paragraph.
• 3. Why do you sometimes encounter the warning underfull \ hbox?

It is high time that I read papers and work with my teammates to do someresearch works on computer architecture, after some awful experience with MSWord, I decided to use latex to take notes. in this post, I will briefly recordthe various problems encountered when using Emacs + auctex.

1 when things go wrong running C-cTo generate *. BBLFrom *. Bib.

I admit Emacs is smart enough to do what is supposed to do in a latex buffer, but sometimes things may get more complicated than Emacs itself can resolve, so it is necessaryHelpEmacs a little. The problem is that when I runC-cTo a latex buffer, it failed togenerate the *. aux and *. BBL files, which are used for bib, the way to solvethis problem is to run the following commands manually:

Pdflatex jobname. Tex	Generate the jobname. aux file
Jobname. aux	Create the jobname. BBL from the jobname. aux File
Pdflatex jobname. Tex	Generate the PDF file from the above files
Pdflatex jobname. Tex	Resolve undefined reference

2 The correct way to insert newlines in SectionOf text, not a paragraph.

Line Break accepts Optional argument in brackets, whirs tells the verticallength to separate:

Line1

\ [1 \ baselineskip]

Line2

3 Why do you sometimes encounter the warning underfull \ hbox?

This problem has something to do with the inter-word space of one line, whenall the words in the line can not be cut properly, latex will complain about, so re-word the sentence can always solve the problem. by the way, latex can still produce the correct document if you ignore thewarning.

Author: Wujing

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Emacs 24.3.1 (Org mode 8.2.6)

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Working with latex under Emacs