How to customize the color of the symbol inserted in the "glasses mode" in emacs? I have not found the option for this. Can anyone suggest anything?
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A:
There's no option to set the face for the inserted separator (and from a brief study of the docs for emacs overlays, I don't think it's simple to add).
You can customize the face used for the capital letters that glasses-mode splits on; it's called glasses-face.
Allen
2008-09-22 16:32:00
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A:
You can reset glasses-separator either by hand or in your .emacs file to change the symbol. My elisp is rusty, but I think
(setq glasses-separator "~")
does that. At this point we have not changed the type face at all.
I think you may have to hack the mode (glasses.el) to accomplish this.
(defers to Allen's better reading of the question...)
dmckee
2008-09-22 16:33:16
Well, yeah, I use following lines for this: '(glasses-original-separator "") '(glasses-separator "·") in my custom vars section.It helps to be sure that glasses are added by emacs and are not available in the code.
avp
2008-09-23 09:56:35
A:
The easiest way to see the customisations available for glasses-mode is to enter:
M-x customize-group
and then enter glasses at the Customize group (default emacs): prompt.
However, you will need to set up a custom.el file first.
Dave Webb
2008-09-23 11:51:22