New answers tagged font-lock
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Try
(defconst trigger-zone-highlights
'(("trigger-zone"
(0 '(face trigger-zone-face keymap trigger-zone-map)))))
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Indeed, the last font-lock rule still matches, and of its 3 highlighting instructions, the first (that which highlights the opening $) won't be applied because this chars has already been highlighted by the first rule, but the other 2 highlighting instructions are still applied because that part of the text hasn't been highlighted yet.
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AUCTeX fontifies all control words: For known ones (added in font-latex.el or via AUCTeX style files), it uses different classes (e.g., warning, function, textual etc.) and for unknown ones, it simply uses the font-latex-sedate-face which defaults to Foreground: DimGray. You can customize this face if you want a different appearance. There is no ...
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Just remove the strike-throughs in lines 3839-3842 of dired+.el, to give
(defface diredp-omit-file-name ;;
(if (assq :inherit custom-face-attributes) ; Emacs 22+
'((((background dark)) (:inherit diredp-ignored-file-name))
(t (:inherit diredp-ignored-file-name)))
Either rename the file or make a note of the change so you're not ...
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