Re: How to comment #if 0 / #endif to gray in C codes.

Re: How to comment #if 0 / #endif to gray in C codes.

[Ken Goldman]

I can't help you make them gray, but do you know about hideif-mode?

With that mode, the lines between the #if can be hidden, like this:

#if 0...
#endif

You can toggle it on and off, and use it for macros as well.

Yiming Lu wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I want comment some lines with #if0 and #endif /
> #elif,
> and want the color of text to be gray, but in my emacs
> it don't change color.
> 
> If I comment with /* and */, it does.

How to comment #if 0 / #endif to gray in C codes.

[Yiming Lu]

Hi,

I want comment some lines with #if0 and #endif /
#elif,
and want the color of text to be gray, but in my emacs
it don't change color.

If I comment with /* and */, it does.

My emacs: 21.4.1
my OS: linux (RH Fedora Core 4)

I had reseached this problem for many days, browsed
many web sites and pages, and tried modify some lisp
files under /usr/share/emacs. Sadly, got failed,

I want to make emacs to be my favor editor for future
10 more years.

Thanks!
Yiming Lu


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