RefTeX User Manual

RefTeX is a package for managing Labels, References, Citations and index entries with GNU Emacs.

Don't be discouraged by the size of this manual, which covers RefTeX in great depth. All you need to know to use RefTeX can be summarized on two pages (see section 1.4 RefTeX in a Nutshell). You can go back later to other parts of this document when needed.


1. Introduction		Quick-Start information.
2. Table of Contents		A Tool to move around quickly.
3. Labels and References		Creating and referencing labels.
4. Citations		Creating Citations.
5. Index Support		Creating and Checking Index Entries.
6. Viewing Cross--References		Who references or cites what?

6.1 RefTeX's Menu		The Ref menu in the menubar.
6.2 Default Key Bindings		The default key bindings.
6.3 Faces		Fontification of RefTeX's buffers.
6.4 Multifile Documents		Document spread over many files.
6.5 Language Support		How to support other languages.
6.6 Finding Files		Included TeX files and BibTeX .bib files.
6.8 AUC TeX		Cooperation with AUCTeX.
6.7 Optimizations		When RefTeX is too slow.
6.9 Problems and Work-arounds		First Aid.
6.10 Imprint		Author, Web-site, Thanks

7. Commands		Which are the available commands.
8. Options, Keymaps, Hooks		How to extend and configure RefTeX.
8.12 Keymaps and Hooks		For customization.
9. Changes		A List of recent changes to RefTeX.

The Index

Index		The full index.

Introduction

1.1 Installation		How to install and activate RefTeX.
1.4 RefTeX in a Nutshell		A brief summary and quick guide.

Labels and References

3.1 Creating Labels
3.2 Referencing Labels
3.3 Builtin Label Environments		The environments RefTeX knows about.
3.4 Defining Label Environments		... and environments it doesn't.
3.5 Reference Info		View the label corresponding to a \ref.
3.6 `xr`: Cross-Document References		References to external documents.
3.7 `varioref`: Variable Page References		How to create \vref instead of \ref.
3.8 `fancyref`: Fancy Cross References		How to create \fref instead of \ref.

Defining Label Environments

3.4.1 Theorem and Axiom Environments		Defined with `\newenvironment`.
3.4.2 Quick Equation Macro		When a macro sets the label type.
3.4.3 Figure Wrapping Macro		When a macro argument is a label.
3.4.4 Adding Magic Words		Other words for other languages.
3.4.5 Using `\eqref`		How to switch to this AMS-LaTeX macro.
3.4.6 Non-standard Environments		Environments without \begin and \end
3.4.7 Putting it all together		How to combine many entries.

Citations

4.1 Creating Citations		How to create them.
4.2 Citation Styles		Natbib, Harvard, Chicago and Co.
4.3 Citation Info		View the corresponding database entry.
4.4 Chapterbib and Bibunits		Multiple bibliographies in a Document.
4.5 Citations outside LaTeX		How to make citations in Emails etc.

Index Support

5.1 Creating Index Entries		Macros and completion of entries.
5.2 The Index Phrases File		A special file for global indexing.
5.3 Displaying and Editing the Index		The index editor.
5.4 Builtin Index Macros		The index macros RefTeX knows about.
5.5 Defining Index Macros		... and macros it doesn't.

The Index Phrases File

5.2.1 Collecting Phrases		Collecting from document or external.
5.2.2 Consistency Checks		Check for duplicates etc.
5.2.3 Global Indexing		The interactive indexing process.

AUCTeX

6.8.1 The AUCTeX-RefTeX Interface		How both packages work together
6.8.2 Style Files		AUCTeX's style files can support RefTeX
6.8.3 Bib-Cite		Hypertext reading of a document

Options, Keymaps, Hooks

8.1 Table of Contents
8.2 Defining Label Environments
8.3 Creating Labels
8.4 Referencing Labels
8.5 Creating Citations
8.6 Index Support
8.7 Viewing Cross-References
8.8 Finding Files
8.9 Optimizations
8.10 Fontification
8.11 Miscellaneous

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