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What happened?
In a LaTeX file, I navigate to a line like
\input{some|file}
where | indicates where I place my cursor. I then press gf
.
What did you expect to happen?
The file somefile.tex
should be opened. Instead, file search is opened with the prompt pre-filled with input{somefile}
.
Steps to reproduce
As described above.
System information
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Does M-x find-file-at-point
fare differently? gf
falls back to this command anyway, but maybe it’ll produce a different result if called directly.
EDIT: Just tried to but couldn’t reproduce it, unless the FILE
(in \input{FILE}
) doesn’t exist, relative to the current file.
Thanks for responding!
I have the following structure:
$ pwd
~/gf-test
$ ls
Main.tex somefile.tex
$ cat Main.tex
\input{somefile}
M-x find-file-at-point
(with the cursor on some|file
) opens a Find file or URL:
prompt with ~/gf-test/
prefilled.
gf
opens a Find file or URL:
prompt with ~/gf-test/input{somefile}
prefilled.