Latex toolbar does not disappear if editing a non-latex file

[Valerio]

Context:
GEdit 3.x (3.2 actually) and gedit-latex-plugin (3.3.1, i.e. the only one compatible with GEdit 3.x).

Symptoms:
The Latex Toolbar does not disappear if editing a non-latex file, namely a file whose extension is not in the list [.tex, .sty, .Rnw].
In particular, all the buttons of the toolbar disappear but the toolbar placeholder remains visibile.

This not happens if the edited file has no extension (i.e. its name does not ends with *.something*)

Solution:
Please find the solution in the patch in attachment :)

The problem (imho) is in the file *windowactivatable.py* located in /usr/lib/gedit/plugins/latex/ - Line 418
The toolbar is shown if the file has *some-extension*, regardless what it actually is!

I've simply solved by checking that the file extension in *latex_extensions*
(Btw, the latex_extensions variable is initialized and never used..) ;)

All the best guys

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[José Aliste (jose-aliste)]

This is not the correct tracker for gedit-latex. Please forward the bug upstream (http://bugs.gnome.org) Component: gedit plugin:latex.

[José Aliste (jose-aliste)]

Sorry, it's http://bugzilla.gnome.org Product:gedit Component:latex Thanks

[Pietro Battiston (toobaz)]

Fixed long time ago... but thanks Valerio!