On 18-Dec-07, 12:06 (CST), Mark Whitis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> - there is a set-default-font command but no show-default-font command.
> There don't seem to be any emacs commands that I can use to show what
> font it is using so I can't try running that command then switching the
> font so I can read what it says.
It's a variable, accessed by ^H-v (show-variable). Which one I'm not
sure. Looking at fontset-alias-alist and face-new-frame-defaults may be
useful. For example, my face-new-frame-defaults ends with this snippet:
(default .
[face "adobe-courier" normal 123 normal normal nil nil "#000000" "#ffffff"
nil nil nil nil nil unspecified unspecified]))
which is, indeed, my default font.
I'm still intrigued by the effect of changing window managers...
Steve
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