Re: changing fringe color

Re: changing fringe color

[Michael Slass]

Gilbert Harman <harman@Princeton.EDU> writes:

>> What are your criteria for choosing the frames' colors?  (frame name,
>> contents, visited files?)
>
>It's just that I start up with several frames, some with black background
>color, but I prefer that overlapping frames have different background
>colors.
>

I guess my question should have been more exact:
What programmatically-discoverable conditions would you like the frame
colors to depend on?


-- 
Mike Slass

Re: changing fringe color

[Gilbert Harman]

On 8/3/04 4:22 PM, "Michael Slass" <miknrene@drizzle.com> wrote:

> Gilbert Harman <harman@Princeton.EDU> writes:
> 
>>> What are your criteria for choosing the frames' colors?  (frame name,
>>> contents, visited files?)
>> 
>> It's just that I start up with several frames, some with black background
>> color, but I prefer that overlapping frames have different background
>> colors.
>> 
> 
> I guess my question should have been more exact:
> What programmatically-discoverable conditions would you like the frame
> colors to depend on?
> 

At the moment I make the frames at startup in my .emacs.  The general
principle is that the color of the fringe should be the same as the
background color of the frame.


  Gil

Re: changing fringe color

[Michael Slass]

Gilbert Harman <harman@Princeton.EDU> writes:

>Peter Lee suggested using customization, but that changes the color of
>fringes on all frames.  But I want to start up with several frames with
>different background colors with matching fringes.  The following makes a
>new frame with background color and background fringe color gray10:
>
>(setq rframe (make-frame '((background-color . "gray10"))))
>(set-face-background 'fringe "gray10" rframe)
>

What are your criteria for choosing the frames' colors?  (frame name,
contents, visited files?)

-- 
Mike Slass

Re: changing fringe color

[Gilbert Harman]

> What are your criteria for choosing the frames' colors?  (frame name,
> contents, visited files?)

It's just that I start up with several frames, some with black background
color, but I prefer that overlapping frames have different background
colors.

 Gil

Re: changing fringe color

[Peter Lee]

>>>> Gilbert Harman writes:

    Gilbert> Is there a way to change the fringe color of a frame in
    Gilbert> GNU Emacs 21.3.50.1, e.g. to red?

M-x customize-group RET basic-faces RET

Look for Fringe.

,----
| Face: fringe (customize this face)
| Documentation: Basic face for the fringes to the left and right of windows under X.
| 
|          Family: unspecified
|           Width: unspecified
|          Height: unspecified
|          Weight: unspecified
|           Slant: unspecified
|      Foreground: unspecified
|      Background: gray19
|       Underline: unspecified
|        Overline: unspecified
|  Strike-through: unspecified
|             Box: unspecified
|         Inverse: unspecified
|         Stipple: unspecified
| Font or fontset: unspecified
|         Inherit: unspecified
`----

changing fringe color

[Gilbert Harman]

Is there a way to change the fringe color of a frame in GNU Emacs 21.3.50.1,
e.g. to red?

 Gil

Re: changing fringe color

[Gilbert Harman]

> Is there a way to change the fringe color of a frame in GNU Emacs 21.3.50.1,
> e.g. to red?
> 
>  Gil

Peter Lee suggested using customization, but that changes the color of
fringes on all frames.  But I want to start up with several frames with
different background colors with matching fringes.  The following makes a
new frame with background color and background fringe color gray10:

(setq rframe (make-frame '((background-color . "gray10"))))
(set-face-background 'fringe "gray10" rframe)


  Gil