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Dear People,
I have a relatively minor but incredibly irritating problem.
I tried enabling desktop.el. It saves the configuration of the files
to .emacs.desktop. In particular it set in .emacs.desktop (for some
reason I'm not sure of) a file called reject1.tex to come up in
fundamental mode and also come up with whizzytex (which I also
installed) enabled. I disabled desktop.el in my .emacs files and
deleted .emacs.desktop and thought that would be the end of the
matter. But unfortunately not. Whenever I open up reject1.tex I get it
in fundamental mode and with whizzytex enabled (so that advi pops
up). It is really starting to annoy me. I can get rid of this
behaviour by removing whizzytex, but it comes back when I reinstall.
I assume there is some config information sitting on my hard drive
that is causing this, either from desktop.el or from whizzytex. No
other latex files behave this way. Ideas?
Faheem.
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Thanks!
I wasn't able to use add-to-list, so I simply setq'ed
x-fixed-font-alist to the desired value. Much better now!
Peter
Jesper Harder <harder@myrealbox.com> wrote in message
news:<m3of779xz8.fsf@defun.localdomain>...
> plampione@yahoo.com (Peter Lampione) writes:
>
> > Once one finds nice fonts, how does one add them to the menu that
> > pops up when pressing shift-leftbutton?
>
> I think something like this should work:
>
> (add-to-list 'x-fixed-font-alist
> '("My fonts"
> ("Andale Mono"
> "-monotype-andale
> mono-medium-r-normal-*-24-*-*-*-m-*-iso8859-1")
> ("Luxi Mono"
> "-b&h-luxi mono-medium-r-normal-*-12-*-*-*-m-*-iso8859-1"))
> t)
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Subject: emacs font dims in console mode: why? how to avoid?
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When I use emacs-21 in console mode, the characters
appear in half intensity mode, presumably to be able to
highlight text.
How do I turn this feature off? I'd like the "normal
intensity" (hilight) mode default.
Thanks,
Peter
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"Frank C. Weiler" <fcweiler@sbcglobal.net> writes:
> I have gone through the documentaiton several times, and am not able
> to locate WHERE the site wide default color scheme and default fonts
> are established for any user.
All X applications use a similar mechanism. In particular, the
environment variables XUSERFILESEARCHPATH and XFILESEARCHPATH are
evaled.
You could also use strace (or trace or truss or ktrace, depending on
OS) on an invocation of Emacs. Look for stat or open calls on files
named Emacs (with capital E).
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"Theepa Somasundaram" <theepa@hemphil.f9.co.uk> writes:
> I have a Make file which contains a line like,
> gdb dummy.exe
> I run the make file from Emacs in compile mode. I would like Emacs
> not to send the command to the shell and instead to execute the
> debugger within Emacs, as if I had started the debugger with a
> shotcut key.
It is not possible for make to talk back to Emacs to do stuff. So
you will have to circumvent make.
I suggest you try M-x gdb RET.
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Ian Zimmerman <itz@speakeasy.org> writes:
> Just put "STRINGS ARE ARRAYS" in big fat font at the beginning of the
> Strings section (which precedes the Sequences Arrays Vectors section).
8-) Actually, the Strings and Characters node starts with
/----
| A string in Emacs Lisp is an array that contains an ordered sequence
| of characters.
\----
Whee. Not much that can be improved there, except for the big fat
font...
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Faheem Mitha <faheem@email.unc.edu> writes:
> I disabled desktop.el in my .emacs files and deleted .emacs.desktop
> and thought that would be the end of the matter. But unfortunately
> not. Whenever I open up reject1.tex I get it in fundamental mode and
> with whizzytex enabled (so that advi pops up).
Does the string "-*-" (sans quotes) occur in the first line of the
file? Do the strings "Local Variables" and "End" (both sans quotes)
occur near the end of the file?
If either, read the section on file variables in the Emacs
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On Sun, 29 Dec 2002 12:33:53 +0100, kai.grossjohann@uni-duisburg.de (Kai
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> "Frank C. Weiler" <fcweiler@sbcglobal.net> writes:
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> > I have gone through the documentaiton several times, and am not able
> > to locate WHERE the site wide default color scheme and default fonts
> > are established for any user.
If you settle for changing the defaults by lisp (like I do) you can do
it by creating a `default.el' or `site-start.el' in your site-lisp
directory, and putting your elisp commands there. Check your
`load-path' variable for the exact directory on your system (usually
it is the 1st directory in `load-path').
See the node "The Init File, `~/.emacs'" in the Emacs info for more
information.
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