(colortheme) What's the name of that element

(colortheme) What's the name of that element

[weber]

Hello people.
I know it's quite a lame question to ask, but this is one of the rare
things I don't know how to find out in emacs... (or google)
I'm messing with color themes, and I haven't been able to change the
color of what I would call "margins": they are the vertical spaces
both at left and right edges (it's just a blank space, no text..). If
you have scroll bar on, it's just before it... you know what I'm
talking about! Help me! :)
Thanks in advance,
weber

(PS: Is there a function that returns me font-lock-comment-face when
i'm at a comment, font-lock-number-face when i'm at a number, etc... i
mean: a function that returns me syntactic info of the current
element ? Ps tks)

Re: (colortheme) What's the name of that element

[Chris McMahan]

It's called the 'fringe'

- Chris

"weber" <hugows@gmail.com> writes:

> Hello people.
> I know it's quite a lame question to ask, but this is one of the rare
> things I don't know how to find out in emacs... (or google)
> I'm messing with color themes, and I haven't been able to change the
> color of what I would call "margins": they are the vertical spaces
> both at left and right edges (it's just a blank space, no text..). If
> you have scroll bar on, it's just before it... you know what I'm
> talking about! Help me! :)
> Thanks in advance,
> weber
>
> (PS: Is there a function that returns me font-lock-comment-face when
> i'm at a comment, font-lock-number-face when i'm at a number, etc... i
> mean: a function that returns me syntactic info of the current
> element ? Ps tks)
>

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Re: (colortheme) What's the name of that element

[David Hansen]

On 7 Feb 2007 12:28:59 -0800 weber wrote:

> (PS: Is there a function that returns me font-lock-comment-face when
> i'm at a comment, font-lock-number-face when i'm at a number, etc... i
> mean: a function that returns me syntactic info of the current
> element ? Ps tks)

C-u x = tells you about the text properties of the character at
`point'.  Not sure though if that's what you want.

David

Re: (colortheme) What's the name of that element

[Jochem Huhmann]

"weber" <hugows@gmail.com> writes:

> (PS: Is there a function that returns me font-lock-comment-face when
> i'm at a comment, font-lock-number-face when i'm at a number, etc... i
> mean: a function that returns me syntactic info of the current
> element ? Ps tks)

There has to be a function, since when you use customize-face it
defaults to the current face...


        Jochem

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Re: (colortheme) What's the name of that element

[weber]

On Feb 7, 8:27 pm, David Hansen <david.han...@gmx.net> wrote:
> On 7 Feb 2007 12:28:59 -0800 weber wrote:
>
> > (PS: Is there a function that returns me font-lock-comment-face when
> > i'm at a comment, font-lock-number-face when i'm at a number, etc... i
> > mean: a function that returns me syntactic info of the current
> > element ? Ps tks)
>
> C-u x = tells you about the text properties of the character at
> `point'.  Not sure though if that's what you want.
>
> David

YESSSSSSSSS it is! Thank you!

There are text properties here:
  auto-composed        t
  face                 font-lock-keyword-face
  fontified            t