Re: [*] Emacs and Color

2000-05-30 Thread Colin Watson
maths <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >not under X, can i let emacs use diffrence color to express C >codes? i try M-x font-lock-mode, nothing happen.(but i have >a Emacs for NT, M-x font-lock-mode do work). Please look at the thread on this topic here two weeks ago: http://www.debian.org/Lists-Ar

[*] Emacs and Color

2000-05-30 Thread maths
hello not under X, can i let emacs use diffrence color to express C codes? i try M-x font-lock-mode, nothing happen.(but i have a Emacs for NT, M-x font-lock-mode do work). many thanks! ** zhang xiaolei Department

Re: emacs and color-coding-code

1998-04-17 Thread John Maheu
I don't use the f90 mode but I do use the f77 mode. In emacs you can turn on colours by ESC-X font-lock-mode (in the mini buffer) to turn on the f90 mode try ESC-X f90-mode and to turn on abbreviation mode ESC-X abbrev-mode To avoid doing this every time you can setup your .emacs file for

Re: emacs and color-coding-code

1998-04-17 Thread Jens B. Jorgensen
In your .emacs file you need: (load-library "hilit19") Richard E. Hawkins Esq. wrote: > hmm. I have the f90.el module for fortran 90. On digitial unix, it happily > color-codes my source. > > The debian install seems to have a f90.elc which doesn't do the coloring. I > also tried switching th

Re: emacs and color-coding-code

1998-04-17 Thread Peter S Galbraith
"Richard E. Hawkins Esq." wrote: > hmm. I have the f90.el module for fortran 90. On digitial unix, it happily > color-codes my source. Do you have font-lock minor-mode turned on? M-x font-lock-mode > The debian install seems to have a f90.elc which doesn't do the coloring. I > also tried

emacs and color-coding-code

1998-04-17 Thread Richard E. Hawkins Esq.
hmm. I have the f90.el module for fortran 90. On digitial unix, it happily color-codes my source. The debian install seems to have a f90.elc which doesn't do the coloring. I also tried switching that for the f90.el, but no dice. any ideas on how to get the color? rick -- These opinions