Niranjan Rao a �crit :
> I have following in my .emacs which seems to be doing something similar to
> what you asked in question 1.
>
> (load "paren")
> (show-paren-mode t)
> (setq paren-face 'bold)
> (setq paren-sexp-mode t)
> (setq paren-delay 5)
>
> HTH,
>
It's OK. Thank you. In fact, all terms are not highlighted. Only the brackets
or accolade are one. But it is not a problem.
> Hi all,
>
> 1- Is there anyone who knows which variable must be set to have the
> syntax highlighting? (it means all code betwwen brackets or accolade are
> highlighted if the cursor is at the beginning or at the end of the
> brackets or accolade). I know in XEmacs, it is possible but I am under
> Emacs (Windows)
> 2- Is it possible to relate two or more actions with global-set-key
> instead of only one action?
Yaroslav Bulatov a �crit :
> Record a macro which combines the actions. Then name the macro
> ("name-last-kbd-macro"). Then save the
> macro in your .emacs file ("insert-kbd-macro") Then assign the key to that
> macro.
>
> Yaroslav
I'd like to ask you again the way to record a macro.
> 3- when I set the "set-background-color" variable (blue for instance) in
> _emacs file, and load a .java file, the background is blue only at Emacs
> loading but comes back to its initial color (generally grey) while
> loading the .java file. What may be the problem?
>
I have myself resolved the problem. In fact, the set-backgound-color doesn't
work at JDE loading but only at Emacs one. On the other hand, the following
instruction
(setq default-frame-alist
'(
(background-color . "white")
))
works only at JDE loading but not at Emacs one. I don't know why.
One question: Is there one of you who already try to use set-cursor-color?
Apparently, It doesn't work with Emacs (Windows)I don't know about Unix.
> Thank you all
>
> Fenintsoa
>
>
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