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Re: Grey on Grey is hard to read
From: |
Bruce Korb |
Subject: |
Re: Grey on Grey is hard to read |
Date: |
Wed, 05 Dec 2001 13:16:09 -0800 |
"Bingham, Jay" wrote:
>
> Bruce,
>
> Type C-h a colors <ret>
> You will see a list of the commands that have the word color in them.
> The first should be list-colors-display.
Thanks. That helped. Sort-of lost in the jumble.
> To set the font and background colors in a mode you need to read about
> the mode in the .el file for the mode. Follow the instructions in it
> for setting the colors. Depending on the mode it could be very easy or
> it could be more complex. It will be easy if the variables for the
> colors are defined with a defvar construct.
I grepped for '(defun c-mode' but no luck. Hidden spelling?
No, hidden directory. Got it now. It's cc-mode, as everyone
knows. It points back to `font-lock.el' which is what
I found to be too dense to understand.
HOWEVER, I've also discovered that the colors work fine
on a white background. Problem is, the default background
is grey. May I make a suggestion? :-)
Thanks! - Bruce