Hi all, Tonight at the Python user group we're discussing Sphinx, the documentation tool not the search tool, though it does provide search "for free". Tonight: Wednesday Nov 17, 2010 6:00-8:00pm OpenSpace, 455 Second Street SE, Suite 100 Charlottesville, VA 22902 Topic: Spinx. An amazing documentation tool for compiling camera-ready docs in html, pdf, and epub from a concise set of restructured text documents and Python docstrings. See http://sphinx.pocoo.org/. One notable example of Sphinx output: http://docs.python.org/ Sphinx is an interesting doc tool whether you use Python or not. http://pycho.us -Ron
I've done this several times and can never find the customization when I want it. I want to change the String color for Clojure code. Can't find the option to set.
On Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 4:04 PM, Jamie Orchard-Hays <jamieorc@gmail.com> wrote: > I've done this several times and can never find the customization when I want it. I want to change the String color for Clojure code. Can't find the option to set. > I don't know Clojure mode specifics, but you can customize font-lock-string-face which Clojure mode uses: M-x customize-face Customize face (default all faces): font-lock-string-face Then look for Foreground. You can look at *Completions* for possible values. I'm not sure if you use the customize menu often -- note you'll have to save your changes for the current session or for future sessions (which edits your .emacs). If you are looking for mode-specific edits, you should be able to take the output .emacs snippet from customize and put it into a mode hook. Failing that, this process should provide you with the right tips on what to try/search next. -Ron
Thanks, Ron. That's what I was looking for. On Nov 22, 2010, at 4:27 PM, Ron DuPlain wrote: > On Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 4:04 PM, Jamie Orchard-Hays <jamieorc@gmail.com> wrote: >> I've done this several times and can never find the customization when I want it. I want to change the String color for Clojure code. Can't find the option to set. >> > > I don't know Clojure mode specifics, but you can customize > font-lock-string-face which Clojure mode uses: > > M-x customize-face > Customize face (default all faces): font-lock-string-face > > Then look for Foreground. You can look at *Completions* for possible > values. I'm not sure if you use the customize menu often -- note > you'll have to save your changes for the current session or for future > sessions (which edits your .emacs). > > If you are looking for mode-specific edits, you should be able to take > the output .emacs snippet from customize and put it into a mode hook. > Failing that, this process should provide you with the right tips on > what to try/search next. > > -Ron