I sometimes leave large blocks of comments in LaTeX source code:
Text text text text.
% Comments comments comments comments.
% Six lines of comments.
% More comments.
% Separate comment block.
% Eight lines of comments.
% More comments.
More text.
Navigating within these comment blocks can be difficult, because emacs
acts as though they were not there at all; C-up
(backward-paragraph) and C-down (forward-paragraph) skip
past any number of comments and blank lines, and the cursor ends up past
the next block of text lines.
I would like emacs to treat such comment blocks exactly as it treats normal text, so that C-up and C-down will stop on blank lines between comment lines and regular text, or between comment lines.
I looked at tex-mode.el. There's a macro named tex-search-noncomment
that seems related to this, but I'm not sure what to do about it. My
elisp-fu is very weak.
I'm using emacs 23.4.1.
