bug#52872: closed (13.0.15; wrong type argument error on calling ‘LaTeX-xparse-macro-parse’)

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--- Begin Message --- Subject: 13.0.15; wrong type argument error on calling ‘LaTeX-xparse-macro-parse’ Date: Wed, 29 Dec 2021 16:20:33 +0100

Hello,
after updating to AUCTeX 13.0.15 I started getting a wrong type
argument error on opening certain .tex files. The traceback showed
that the culprit was ‘LaTeX-xparse-macro-parse’ calling
‘replace-regexp-in-string’ with a nil ‘spec’ argument. If I understand
correctly, the function is reading the ‘name’, ‘spec’ and ‘what’ local
variables from the ‘xcmd’ list with an offset wrt to v. 13.0.14. The
attached patch removes the offset and it’s fixed the issue for me.

xparse_patch.txt
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> Andrea Greselin <greselin.andrea@gmail.com> writes:
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> Hi Andrea,
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> > after updating to AUCTeX 13.0.15 I started getting a wrong type
> > argument error on opening certain .tex files. The traceback showed
> > that the culprit was ‘LaTeX-xparse-macro-parse’ calling
> > ‘replace-regexp-in-string’ with a nil ‘spec’ argument. If I understand
> > correctly, the function is reading the ‘name’, ‘spec’ and ‘what’ local
> > variables from the ‘xcmd’ list with an offset wrt to v. 13.0.14. The
> > attached patch removes the offset and it’s fixed the issue for me.
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> Oh, thanks!  I've applied your patch which is small enough for not
> requiring a copyright assignment.  If you plan to contribute more in the
> future, feel free to ping me and I'll send you the CA form. :-)
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> Bye,
> Tassilo
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