gnu.emacs.sources/tex-skak.el: a way to typeset chess moves and board diagrams in LaTeX

Posted on February 16th, 2004 by Sacha Chua

This is a special mode for editing LaTeX files which use the skak package.

\usepackage{skak} is a beautiful way to typeset chess
moves and board diagrams in LaTeX. This file implements
a special editing mode for such documents ontop of the
AUC TeX and chess.el packages. Both packages are very
flexible and extensible. This file can be considered glue
code to unify the power of both packages.

Mirrored at ../emacs/tex-skak.el

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