Uday Reddy writes:
> Tim Cross writes:
>
> > Currently, vm-summary-highlight-face is a variable. It has a
> > default of 'bold. If the end user wants to change that default,
> > they must use an existing face name.
>
> I suppose you are more interested in what can be done via the
> customize menus. In that case, why don't you define a face called
> vm-summary-highlight and set the variable vm-summary-highlight-face
> to that face? That way, nothing will break.
>
Yes, that is a good idea. It is a bit 'messy', but would provide a solution
that doesn't break backwards compatibility.
I do still think long-term we should consider getting rid of either
vm-summary-highlight-face or vm-summary-selected as they appear to do the same
thing. We probably need to make the distinction re: which is releant when clear
in the manual to help minimise the potential for confusion (if not done
already).
BTW, I notice you have removed the -face extension from the face symbols in
vm-summary-faces. Is this the convention we want followed for face symbols?
Tim
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Uday Reddy writes: highlight- face is a variable. It has a highlight and set the variable vm-summary- highlight- face
> Tim Cross writes:
>
> > Currently, vm-summary-
> > default of 'bold. If the end user wants to change that default,
> > they must use an existing face name.
>
> I suppose you are more interested in what can be done via the
> customize menus. In that case, why don't you define a face called
> vm-summary-
> to that face? That way, nothing will break.
>
Yes, that is a good idea. It is a bit 'messy', but would provide a solution
that doesn't break backwards compatibility.
I do still think long-term we should consider getting rid of either highlight- face or vm-summary-selected as they appear to do the same
vm-summary-
thing. We probably need to make the distinction re: which is releant when clear
in the manual to help minimise the potential for confusion (if not done
already).
BTW, I notice you have removed the -face extension from the face symbols in
vm-summary-faces. Is this the convention we want followed for face symbols?
Tim
--
Tim Cross
<email address hidden>
There are two types of people in IT - those who do not manage what they
understand and those who do not understand what they manage.