query-replace in multiple Buffers

[Benjamin Fretwurst]

Guten Tag,

I work with auctex. My LaTeX document is splitted in a lot of filiale-files.
Now I want to search and replace or check syntax for all Buffers in one
step. Is there a funktion I've not seen? Could enyone send me a lisp-macro
which do wat I want?
Thank's for Help!

Benjamin Fretwurst

[Jochen Küpper]

"Benjamin Fretwurst" <fret...@lux.kommwiss.fu-berlin.de> writes:

> Guten Tag,

;-))

> I work with auctex. My LaTeX document is splitted in a lot of filiale-files.
> Now I want to search and replace or check syntax for all Buffers in one
> step. Is there a funktion I've not seen? Could enyone send me a lisp-macro
> which do wat I want?

reftex (and it does a lot more;-)) Read the docs for cooperation with
AucTeX (and general stuff, of coures)

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Benjamin Fretwurst wrote:
> Guten Tag,

Buenos dias :->

> Now I want to search and replace or check syntax for all Buffers
> in one step. Is there a funktion I've not seen?

For the search and replace: if all your buffers belong to files in
the same directory, use dired on that directory and use shift Q.

For the other: reftex as Jochen said.

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[Laurent Vaills]

Benjamin Fretwurst wrote:

> Guten Tag,
>

> I work with auctex. My LaTeX document is splitted in a lot of filiale-files.

> Now I want to search and replace or check syntax for all Buffers in one

> step. Is there a funktion I've not seen? Could enyone send me a lisp-macro
> which do wat I want?

> Thank's for Help!
>
> Benjamin Fretwurst

for search and query replace you can use etags.

first : etags * in a shell
and then in emacs M-x tags-query-replace

but perhaps reftex in better for tex files.

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