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Started by Erik Warren Selberg
Tue, 27 Jul 1993 17:14
PS - Lightbrite blues
Author: Erik Warren Selberg
Date: Tue, 27 Jul 1993 17:14
Date: Tue, 27 Jul 1993 17:14
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PS - here is what is happening: When I try to use lightbrite on the file, only comments are colored. After taking out two functions (the file is a bunch of hooks, with most functions being similar), things started working OK. The file I'm using is: /afs/psc.edu/project/xab/selberg/pvm3/xab3/src/libxab3.orig.c (I can put this to the newsgroup if anyone likes). Thanks, Erik work: (412) 268-7866 (CMU-SUMO) _____ __ ___ play: (412) 268-5534 (CMU-5-KEG) /__ / / / /_/ /__ else: (412) 683-0741 / /_ /__/ / ___/ @cmu.edu
Re: PS - Lightbrite blues
Author: Colin Owen Rafferty
Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1993 14:34
Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1993 14:34
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>>>>> In article <4gJK_Cy00aw4FAsRZ=@andrew.cmu.edu>, Erik Warren Selberg <es2q+@andrew.cmu.edu> writes:
> When I try to use lightbrite on the file, only comments are colored.
> After taking out two functions (the file is a bunch of hooks, with
> most functions being similar), things started working OK.
Check out the variable `brite::touchup-threshold':
brite::touchup-threshold's value is 65536
Documentation:
*Integer for maximum size of file for which touchup highlighting is done,
or NIL if touchup highlighting should always be done.
You can set this to whatever your want in your .emacs file.
Also, if you go over the threshold, you can type 'C-z T' to "balloon"
the threshold by 1000 characters over the current buffer size.
There is similar stuff for the variable `brite::comment-threshold'.
Read the first couple of pages of lightbrite.el for interesting
information.
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