Re: How to *completely* disable font-lock mode in my .emacs?

[Kevin Rodgers <ihs_4664@yahoo.com>]

Eric Smith wrote:
 > Joe Corneli <jcorneli@math.utexas.edu> writes:
 >
 >>You can specify all the faces and so on directly, and this seems a
 >>less drastic measure than disabling font-lock.  The configuration I
 >>use which has pretty nice results both on a black rxvt and under x
 >>follows.
 >
 > Having to find all the things in emacs that use distinct faces and
 > come up with new settings for all of them is exactly what I did not
 > want to do.
...
 > But thanks for posting you configuration, and I may try it in the
 > future.

I think Joe's point was that a few X resource definitions can cover all
the cases so that you don't have to enumerate them all.  Note in
particular his use of class (vs. instance) names and an asterisk (vs. A
dot) to separate the program from its resource.

Besides those he listed, you might need these to override all the faces'
colors:

Emacs*attributeForeground: white
Emacs*attributeBackground: black

-- 
Kevin Rodgers