Am 03.06.2005 um 14:22 schrieb Peter G.:
*foreground #[somgreycolour]
Put the tool's name in front of that X resource. Otherwise it's meant
for all! (BTW: the colon, i.e. ``:´´, belongs to the syntax, you
shouldn't neglect it.)
And noticed that upon Emacs upstart there is a short moment where Motif
uses those new designated colours but that it seems to be replaced with
another set of colurs for Emacs*(menu|dialog|popup)* directly after
upstart, making my problem persist. :-/
Any extra pointers?
Kick Motif into its guts! And use something better than this dead born
MS Windows clone.
Motif has always been a pain in some distance from my own guts. The
good thing with Motif is that without a brain you can't feel it! I
really can't help you more ... they've created so many undocumented
things that, usually, come out of the guts ...
There is truss, trace, and such to follow the execution of a
programme's code. Use any of them to check what happens when GNU Emacs
starts, i.e. which non-Emacs Lisp files opened and which other
programmes are started. To do this more efficiently use -Q as sole
argument for Emacs.
--
Greetings
Pete
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
-Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania.
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