On 1/23/09 at 9:58 AM, [email protected] (Jon Crump) wrote:
>Seems like this ought to be possible but I haven't worked out
>how. I'd like to be able to open code files (with .py, .js,
>.html or what have you suffixes) In one typeface and textfiles
>(.txt, or no suffix) in another. Is this possible?
I like to have certain types of file look different on screen,
perhaps for the same reason you want yours to open with fonts
differing. Here's what I do:
I use Languages preferences to a) map file suffixes to
languages, and then b) for each language important to me, click
Options to set things like background color and text color to
distinct combinations.
Tying the color schemes to file suffixes makes this work even
when I didn't create the file originally.
Differing background colors let me quickly distinguish template
files, data tables, and program code.
This doesn't do quite what you ask, because the the Languages
preferences don't provide font choices. But it might be another
way to get what you need.
HTH
- Bruce
_bruce__van_allen__santa_cruz_ca_
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