This question is related to how to detect if inside a LaTeX math environment?.

How to do the correct settings in .emacs in such a way that the variable texmathp takes the value t (like in math formulae) when the cursor is at the following commands?

\newpage ;command for creating a new page \label{blabla} \cite{blabla} \ref{blabla} \footnote{blabla} \section{blabla} \chapter{blabla} \\ ;command for creating a new line 

In the answer it was mentioned that one can use texmathp-tex-commands to achieve such things. Let me ask how to do it for the above formulae.

This question is related to how to detect if inside a LaTeX math environment?.

How to do the correct settings in .emacs in such a way that the variable texmathp takes the value t (like in math formulae) when the cursor is at the following commands?

\newpage ;command for creating a new page \label{blabla} \cite{blabla} \ref{blabla} \footnote{blabla} \section{blabla} \chapter{blabla} \\ ;command for creating a new line 

In the answer it was mentioned that one can use texmathp-tex-commands to achieve such things. Let me ask how to do it for the above formulae.

This question is related to how to detect if inside a LaTeX math environment?.

How to do the correct settings in .emacs in such a way that the variable texmathp takes the value t (like in math formulae) when the cursor is at the following commands?

\newpage ;command for creating a new page \label{blabla} \cite{blabla} \ref{blabla} \footnote{blabla} \section{blabla} \chapter{blabla} \\ ;command for creating a new line 

In the answer it was mentioned that one can use texmathp-tex-commands to achieve such things. Let me ask how to do it for the above formula.

This question is related to how to detect if inside a LaTeX math environment?.

How to do the correct settings in .emacs in such a way that the variable texmathp takes the value t (like in math formulae) when the cursor is at the following commands?

\newpage ;command for creating a new page \label{blabla} \cite{blabla} \ref{blabla} \footnote{blabla} \section{blabla} \chapter{blabla} \\ ;command for creating a new line 

In the answer it was mentioned that one can use texmathp-tex-commands to achieve such things. Let me ask how to do it for the above formulae.