On Tue, Aug 22, 2000 at 10:39:32AM +1000, Nick Croft wrote:
>
> emacs.font:fixed
> emacs.foreground:Wheat
> emacs.background:DarkSlateGray
> emacs.pointerColor:Azure
> emacs.cursorColor:Yellow
>
> I want to use the good old colour schem which I got used to on rh. Debian
> uses that scheme in gvim. It may be a bit trivial, but I find it soothing
> on the eyes as opposed to black and white.
| sed -e "s/emacs\./Emacs*/"
(use eg. "Emacs*font:fixed" instead of "emacs.font:fixed")
IIRC the first bit is an X App class, which has a capitalised name, and
the last part is what you really care about (random fonts and colours),
and the stuff in between is usually crud (unless you've got editres
handy and a few hours to kill, in which case you can give apps nice
colour schemes).
Conrad.
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