[slime-devel] Editor Slime/Configuration
Hi, I'm using Aquamacs 0.9.8 and still getting to grips with lisp/slime etc etc These are probably just dumb emacs questions: I'd like to stop the REPL from converting the text to bold on execution/completion of the entered form. (it makes it hard to read on the LCD with anti-aliasing). ... and if at all possible I'd like to turn on syntax colouring in the REPL. (I've played with the customizations.el file and changed a couple of slime-repl ... forms but not got the results I'd like). Any pointers would be appreciated, Robert
+ Robert McAlpine <rmc@thegentleway.com>: | Hi, | | I'm using Aquamacs 0.9.8 and still getting to grips with lisp/slime | etc etc | | These are probably just dumb emacs questions: | | I'd like to stop the REPL from converting the text to bold on | execution/completion of the entered form. | (it makes it hard to read on the LCD with anti-aliasing). If you place the cursor within this text and run M-x describe-face, you will find that you're looking at slime-repl-input-face. Next to this information, you're tole that you can (customize this face). Just click on that text to customize the face and turn off the bold. | ... and if at all possible I'd like to turn on syntax colouring in | the REPL. Hmm, I can't help you there. Slime plays around with font faces on its own. I don't know if that can coexist with something like fontlock-mode, but suspect not. - Harald
Robert McAlpine <rmc@thegentleway.com> writes:
... and if at all possible I'd like to turn on syntax colouring in the REPL.
Here is a sneaky way: (dolist (face (face-list)) (when (string-match "^slime-repl" (symbol-name face)) (copy-face 'default face)))
Luke Gorrie <luke@synap.se> writes:
Robert McAlpine <rmc@thegentleway.com> writes:
... and if at all possible I'd like to turn on syntax colouring in the REPL.
Here is a sneaky way:
(dolist (face (face-list)) (when (string-match "^slime-repl" (symbol-name face)) (copy-face 'default face)))
*ahem*. I as thinking you wanted to turn /off/ colour in the REPL. Please disregard that message. :-)
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