Re: How to disable font-lock-mode in minibuffer?

["Alexandre Oberlin" <email_through@migo.info>]

Hello Oleksandr,

Thanks for your answer.

> Also I recommend to use Cygwin Mintty terminal emulator (run Emacs in  
> it).
> That take you 256-colour instead of 8!
I do use mintty 1.1.2
Command line :
C:\cw\bin\mintty.exe -i c:\cw\bin\emacs.ico -e c:\cw\bin\bash.exe
I seem to have only 8 colors however.

> I prefer to use "M-x list-faces-display" for it visual verbosity and  
> ability to search by C-s (and edit face by RET).
Exactly what I wanted!
I changed minibuffer-prompt foreground to cyan on black instead of blue on  
black.

Cheers,

Alexandre


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ThanOn Fri, 15 Mar 2013 22:48:40 +0100, Oleksandr Gavenko  
<gavenkoa@gmail.com> wrote:

> On 2013-03-13, Alexandre Oberlin wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I am currently using GNU Emacs 24.2.1 (i686-pc-cygwin). I'll never thank
>> Cygwin enough for making Windows usable when you have no way out.
>>
>> I currently have an accessibility problem with the font-lock-mode. I  
>> only have
>> basic colors in Cygwin, and blue on black and red on black are quite  
>> difficult
>> for me to read. I know how to toggle font-lock-mode in normal buffers  
>> by just
>> running "font-lock-mode", but not in the minibuffer. I tried to  
>> investigate
>> but no avail and I'm in a rush for work.
>>
> I prefer to use "M-x list-faces-display" for it visual verbosity and  
> ability
> to search by C-s (and edit face by RET).
>
> Also I recommend to use Cygwin Mintty terminal emulator (run Emacs in  
> it).
>
> That take you 256-colour instead of 8!
>


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