* micheal S. (2010-04-13) writes:
>> If you really want to highlight a command without arguments, like \foo,
>> (in contrast to one with arguments, like \bar{baz}), then you can
>> specify an existing face instead of setting face properties in the
>> customization interface.
>
> I think I don't understand how to do this.
In the customization buffer of `font-latex-user-keyword-classes' you can
find a button labeled "Value Menu" in front of the "Face attributes"
section of a keyword class. If you left-click on that and select "Face
name", a text field will be displayed where you can type in the name of
a face.
>> In your setting you already use the name of
>> such a face but as the name of a font family which will not work.
>>
> Can you give me a few examples of what I could put into the "Font-Family"
> field?
It will likely accept some or all of the formats described in
(info "(emacs)Font X"). I haven't tried this, though.
> By the way: Is it possible to apply changes to the font latex user
> keyword classes without restarting emacs? Why is it not enough to
> execute eval-buffer on the .emacs file?
>From the description of the variable:
,----[ C-h v font-latex-user-keyword-classes <RET> ]
| Setting this variable directly does not take effect;
| use M-x customize or restart Emacs.
`----
You will probably also have to reload the file where instances of the
stuff you want to have fontified occur.
--
Ralf
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