Thanks. I did it. Here's how:

M-x customize-group -> slime -> slime-repl

then opening up all the entries containing "face", which are

Slime Repl Prompt Face Slime Repl Output Face Slime Repl Input Face Slime Repl Result Face Slime Repl Output Mouseover Face Slime Repl Inputed Output Face

then unchecking any checked checkboxes, thereby overriding any special font effects.

Then I clicked the buttons

Set for current session Save for future sessions

which resulted in the following form going into my emacs init file (.emacs):

(custom-set-faces '(slime-repl-input-face ((t nil))) '(slime-repl-inputed-output-face ((((class color) (background light)) nil))) '(slime-repl-output-face ((t nil))) '(slime-repl-output-mouseover-face ((t nil))) '(slime-repl-prompt-face ((t nil))))

And text in the REPL is as plain as can be now.

-Mark

Helmut Eller wrote:

• Mark H. David [2010-10-28 16:07] writes:

...

Is there an easy way to turn off fonts in the REPL?

No, nothing convenient. The easiest way is probably to customize the faces that you find annoying.

...

When I do M-x font-lock-mode to disable fonts, it's ignored.

slime-repl-mode doesn't use font-lock-mode so it's no surprise that it's ignored.

Helmut

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