Re: emacs and color-coding-code

[John Maheu <maheuj@qed.econ.queensu.ca>]

I don't use the f90 mode but I do use the f77 mode. In emacs you can turn
on colours by  

ESC-X font-lock-mode (in the mini buffer) 

to turn on the f90 mode try

ESC-X f90-mode 

and to turn on abbreviation mode

ESC-X abbrev-mode

To avoid doing this every time you can setup your .emacs file for
defaults.

John 
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On Fri, 17 Apr 1998, Richard E. Hawkins Esq. wrote:

> 
> hmm.  I have the f90.el module for fortran 90.  On digitial unix, it happily 
> color-codes my source.
> 
> The debian install seems to have a f90.elc which doesn't do the coloring.  I 
> also tried switching that for the f90.el, but no dice.
> 
> any ideas on how to get the color?
> 
> rick
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